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Series and National Events
We know you’ve got a lot going on—soccer practice, band rehearsals, drama club meetings and, oh yeah, that little thing called school. It all keeps you super busy, 24/7.
So we came up with a way for you to create your own Girl Scout experience, one that fits your interests and your schedule.
Just sign up for short series and one-time events on all kinds of topics. You might want to make a robot, learn a new fitness routine, attend an engineering expo, join a canoe-racing team, polish your anime and manga skills, become a jump-rope master, develop a plan to pay for college, learn how to work on cars, meet college students who can give you the inside scoop on what to expect when you arrive on campus, explore cool careers, and get your hands floury in a cupcake baking workshop… well, you get the idea!
There are tons of fun things to do in Girl Scouts—and now it’s easier than ever to work them into your super-charged life.
Be a Friend First
When girls are mean, you often don’t see anything at all. But you can feel it. The cliques. The eye rolling. The taunting. The rumors.
It may not look like it, but it’s still bullying. Right now, when girls are bullied, almost no one intervenes.
It’s time to be part of the change. Sometimes, when girls stand up for one another, the bullying stops immediately. Like, within 10 seconds! BFF (Be a Friend First) gives you the tools you can use to feel safe at school, online, and everywhere in between.
BFF teaches middle school girls to recognize bullying. To resolve conflicts. To boost confidence. To deal with mean girls and cliques. To be a better friend. To have better friends. To find the right words to stop bullying—once and for all.
Imagine Your STEM Future
Would you like to someday work in an ocean-side lab finding new ways to turn waves into clean energy? Or create an alternative universe that can show people how to treat the planet better? Or design a new public park in an old, unused space?
Then check out a series that shows you where a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) career can take you!
Imagine having a career that lets you be creative, active, and well paid, and empowers you to make the world a better place.
Learn about this and more in Imagine Your STEM Future, a career-and leadership-development series for high school girls.
