Girl Scout Take Action Projects go Virtual !
Help our girls spread their messages!
For her Gold Award Project Anna wants to decrease voter apathy, especially among her peers by showing them the steps to become registered voters.Think you are too young to make a difference? If you are 16 you can pre-register to vote in future elections. Make your voice and your vote count.
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Girltopia Journey Seniors 9th-10th grade
The Girltopia Journey Take Action created by Megan Escobar, Madeline Klein, and Paityn Bowen, is geared to all people in Orange County. It serves as a directory, an educational piece, and a starter for conversation. Our goal is to combat our homelessness crisis by attacking the stigma around it. Our site includes petitions to sign, stories from collaborators, a list of homeless shelters in OC, and information about what to do when you see a homeless person. Feel free to read, learn, and share! https://flimwizard78.wixsite.com/destigmatizeoc
Media Journey Take Action Project - The Screen Time Inititative (6-8th grade)
Lauryn and Kaitlyn from Troop 2525 know when enough screen time is enough. But other kids their age don't. Learn about the impact of MEdia overuse and try new activities other than unproductive binge-watching and taking selfies to send to an endless amount of friends you barely know.
CLICK HERE to learn more and discover new activities!
CLICK HERE to learn more and discover new activities!
Media Journey Take Action Project - Internet safety tips
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For my Media Journey Take Action Project I wanted to teach kids to think before they post on social media, because if you post without thinking, it may come back to bite you! Social media may say it's private, but as soon as you post it, it is out of your hands. Nothing posted is private. I hope after you view this you will be more careful about posting. Thanks for watching!
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Mission Sisterhood Journey Take Action Project (9th-12 grade)
It All Starts With You
Recognizing Healthy Relationships - A website with program tools for Cadettes & leaders
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Four Senior Girl Scouts, Rachael (Troop 913), Tran (Troop 2279) , Chloe (Troop 994), and Madison (Troop 1565), have created a website that focuses on the topics of bullying and relationships! The website focuses on informing Girl Scouts about the topics of bullying and all types of relationships and it can also be used as a meeting resource for Cadette Girl Scouts! The website teaches younger Girl Scouts how to identify toxic and healthy relationships and how to maintain them, and how to identify bullying and how to prevent it! These four Senior Girl Scouts created this website to ensure that these important topics were being addressed and to inform younger Girl Scouts about these two topics so they can be prepared for situations that they may come across. The target group for the website is Girl Scout Cadettes and Cadette leaders.
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Mission Sisterhood Journey Take Action Project
Friendship obstacles :Insecurities & Lack of Empathy
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Note: We started this project before the onset of COV-ID Restrictions but asked to be included on this page because now, more than ever, it is important to reach out to support your friends. Text or call a friend right now to say how much you appreciate them. Sometimes we need someone to talk to, even if we are too afraid to ask. We all may be going through hard times, but knowing someone cares can mean the world.
Description: Shelia, Emma, and Bridget are 3 normal best friends who go to high school together. They all have insecurities that none of them know about and struggle to feel comfortable in their own skin. In the end, will they come together as friends, or let their insecurities get the best of them? |
AMUSE Journey Stereotype Busting Presentations (4th & 5th grade)
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