Cornell University

Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) Connects Communities With Cornell University (cornell) Research and Expertise to Enrich and Empower New York State Neighbors, Local Businesses, Towns, and Cities. in Neighborhoods, Homes, Workplaces, and Schools, Cce Educators Work to Empower Individuals and Families With Raising Children, Saving Energy and Money, Growing, and Preparing Food, Starting, Sustaining Businesses, and Protecting the Environment. Each Cce Office Relies on County, State, and Federal Funds to Solve Local Problems and Strengthen Communities. Cce Is Collaborative by Design. From Volunteers and Staff to Cornell Faculty and Community Partners, Cce Works With and Within the Community to Better Our State. Cce Partners With Local, State, and Federal Government Agencies, Working With Both Innovators and Lawmakers to Affect Real Change for New York State. Across All Our Communities, 27 ,000 New Yorkers Spend Their Free Time Volunteering With Cce. Cce Connects Cornell's World-class Faculty and Research With Regional and County-based Educators and Partners Across the State. Faculty and Staff-primarily From the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Human Ecology-collaborate With Extension Associates, Agriculture Specialists, Cce Educators and Staff, Local Partners, and Volunteers Across New York State to Engage and Empower Communities to Transform and Grow. Every Year Cce Tallies Nearly 1.7 Million Interactio NS With New York Residents: Children, Families, Farmers, Veterans, Entrepreneurs, Community Organizers, and More, All Working for a Better Future. Nearly 300,000 Children and Teens From New York's Largest Cities to Smallest Towns Are Involved With 4-H, Learning Skills for Healthy Living, Civic Engagement, and Scientific Discovery. Cce Experts Help Residents Respond to Local Concerns. Across New York, Cce Works Hard to Improve - Farming and Food Production; Parenting, Family Life, and Family Dynamics; Child Health and Nutrition; Veteran and Military Family Opportunities; Water, Land and Energy Conservation and Management; Community Resilience; Nutrition Education and Health; Financial Security and Economic Vitality.