The Girl Scout Pathway to Leadership
Progression of Take Action Projects
from journeys to Bronze, Silver & Gold Awards
The Girl Scout leadership model teaches girls to explore their community, identify the root cause of an issue and create a Take Action Project that addresses the root cause through direct action, education and advocacy.
It starts with the journeys Why?
Journeys take the girls through the process of exploring issues and developing a Take Action Project.
Think of it as a “practice” project that builds the skills to tackle the higher awards.
All Take Action Projects contain a version of these basic steps. The size & scope of the project grows as the girls mature. The chart shows progression.
Identify the issue that you care about (including the root cause)
Form a team
Create a plan with measurable goals
Engage the community as you carry out your plan
Reflect
Evaluate your efforts
Share your story to inspire others
Everyone loves an analogy that uses food, but what does
cupcakes to wedding cakes look like with real projects?
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Daisies |
BrowniesSeniors |
Juniors |
Cadettes
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Highest Awards - click the pin to see many examples
To download or view a printable version, scroll down. Use the bar on the right to view the whole chart.
Note: There have been new leadership journeys added since this was created. You can find them on the Volunteer Tool Kit. If you don't know what that is ask your troop leader or contact your council for more info.
Note: There have been new leadership journeys added since this was created. You can find them on the Volunteer Tool Kit. If you don't know what that is ask your troop leader or contact your council for more info.
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