Minot Public Library • South Meeting Room | 516 2nd Ave SW • Minot, ND
COMET™ helps people feel more prepared to start conversations about mental health. Often, we want to support our friends, neighbors, and colleagues in times of need, but may not know how. COMET™ empowers us to be more prepared to support…
Our online Parent Café events offer a chance to connect, reflect, and listen to other parents and caregivers. Participants in Parent Cafés report feeling inspired, supported, and energized by the experience. As an added benefit, Cafés are…
Online conflict can spread quickly, feel relentless, and follow children home. Yet cyberbullying does not exist in a vacuum and the solution is rarely as simple as taking away devices. In this warm and practical workshop, Erin Walsh will…
Improve your records. Improve your livestock. Improve your bottom line.
FREE. Hands-On Workshop. Learn how to set up and utilize the NDSU Cow-Calf Record Book ... and MORE
NDSU Extension’s Getting It Right Soybean Production webinar is sponsored by the North Dakota Soybean Council. The online-only meeting will be hosted on Zoom, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CST.
A child’s first five years are the foundation for a lifetime of loving and learning. Join this video-based discussion to learn about ages and stages, the importance of nurturing young children, choosing positive discipline strategies, and…
Webster Farm - 5351 73rd Ave. NE Penn, North Dakota 58362
The training is for preventing agricultural injuries and fatalities.
Question-Persuade-Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention webinars address concerns of high stress levels in agriculture-related jobs and the toll on mental and emotional well-being.
Whether you are married and seeking divorce or never married but now separating, the impact on your child(ren) can be significant. Parents want to do their best to minimize the negative impact and keep their children from conflict between…
COMET (Changing Our Mental & Emotional Trajectory) is a 2-hour interactive training that teaches participants how to reach out in a meaningful, respectful, and supportive way to friends, coworkers, or acquaintances who seem to be…