Annie’s Conversations
April 23rd @ Noon Central
National Agricultural Policy Update
Join us for a timely conversation on how actions by Congress and the Administration are shaping U.S. agriculture. Led by Jenny Mesirow, EVP of Government Affairs at the Farm Credit Council, this session will cover key federal issues including the Farm Bill, disaster assistance, and tariffs—and what they mean for producers, rural communities and agriculture.
Register HereInternational Year of the Woman Farmer:
Annie’s Project Feature
Improving Lives Through Annie’s Project:
The Long-Term Impact
Wednesday, April 29, 2026 – 12-1 p.m. Central time
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_raXAzcjkSHmxiVqO4K3WfA
Presenter: Madeline Schultz, Agriculture and Natural Resource Specialist at Iowa State University Extension and Outreach
How does education translate into stronger farms, healthier communities, and better quality of life? Join us for a compelling webinar that shares the results of a recent long-term study on
Annie’s Project in Iowa.
For more than two decades, Annie’s Project has equipped women in agriculture with practical
tools to manage financial, legal, marketing, human resource, and production risk.
Learn more about our IYWF programs!
Cultivating Well-Being:
A Whole-Life Approach for Agriculture
Reduce stress, increase wellness and resiliency!
This FREE virtual interactive series is designed specifically for people in agriculture—farmers, ranchers, farm workers, agribusiness professionals, and their families—who face unique physical, financial, and emotional demands. Each session explores one of the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, connecting practical strategies to the realities of agricultural life, seasonal stress, and rural communities. Together, the series supports whole-person wellness to help participants build resilience, improve quality of life, and sustain both their livelihoods and their well-being over the long term. Join us for one, some or all sessions.
Sessions will last one hour and will include discussions on each topic, guest speakers, resources, and interactive opportunities. Sessions will be recorded.
The first four session dates, topics and registration links are linked to the corresponding buttons below. For more information on the series, view full details here. This linked flyer includes all session topics and dates.
Nebraska WIA – Book Club
Annie’s Project has proudly partnered with Nebreska Women in Agriculture and its Book Club! Each quarter a new book is selected that is not only a good read, but will also help you acquire or develop skills or perspective needed to navigate your personal agricultural experiences.
Learn More About the Next BookCultivating Resiliency Coffee Chat
April 16, 2026 @ Noon Central
This is an opportunity to share what is on your mind related to agricultural stress in a safe place.
Participants are anonymous and may type in their questions, or verbalize them, or just listen. The session will last one hour. The session will not be recorded, and participants may choose to remain anonymous.
Participants cannot see each other, nor do they see each other’s names.
QPR Suicide prevention training
April 10, 2026 @ Noon Central
This training is for anyone who is, works with or knows a farmer veteran, or farmers, or veterans, or anyone. For many people QPR is a very accessible way to receive an introduction to suicide prevention. Together we can help prevent suicide.
Note: Only one training is required to become a QPR certified gatekeeper. Different dates and times are offered in order to accommodate different schedules.
QPR Suicide prevention training
April 21, 2026 @ 9 a.m. Central
This training is for anyone who is, works with or knows a farmer veteran, or farmers, or veterans, or anyone. For many people QPR is a very accessible way to receive an introduction to suicide prevention. Together we can help prevent suicide.
Note: Only one training is required to become a QPR certified gatekeeper. Different dates and times are offered in order to accommodate different schedules.
QPR Suicide prevention training
April 22, 2026 @ 2 p.m. Central
This training is for anyone who is, works with or knows a farmer veteran, or farmers, or veterans, or anyone. For many people QPR is a very accessible way to receive an introduction to suicide prevention. Together we can help prevent suicide.
Note: Only one training is required to become a QPR certified gatekeeper. Different dates and times are offered in order to accommodate different schedules.
Circles Brought to you by the Rural Resiliency Project, Coffee Chat brought to you by the
Cultivating Resiliency Program.
We appreciate the support of our collaborative partners: The
Women’s Agricultural Leadership Program, Annie’s Project and UMASH.
In Plain Talk – Crop and Livestock Insurance and Risk Management Strategies
Annie’s Project is pleased to offer recording and other prepared materials of our recent virtual course segment of the In Plain Talk programming series.
Register for access please use the button below.
This program is brought to you by Annie’s Project and USDA-RMA award #RMA23CPT0013617
