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September 25, 2017 ·

The Case for Girl Scouts

Since our organization’s founding in 1912, the world has undergone some amazing changes. From advancements in technology to new laws and policies (like the 19th amendment), the opportunities for women to take the lead and make an impact have grown exponentially. So why, with all these changes and new opportunities for women, do we still need Girl Scouts?

The Case for Single-Gender Clubs

As our name makes clear, Girl Scouts was created specifically with and for girls. We’re girl-focused! And that single gender focus is extremely beneficial to girls. Why? Because…

all-girl environments—be they all-female sports teams, regular slumber parties, ...
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