Girl Scouts partner with Michelle Obama for motivational program
Becoming Me program is a special collaboration
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Girl Scouts of the USA is excited to announce the Becoming Me program, a special collaboration with Penguin Random House and Former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama. The program follows the recent publication of Mrs. Obama’s book, Becoming: Adapted for Young Readers, and offers a unique opportunity for Girl Scouts to embark on their journeys to become their best selves. The program, which includes a virtual event with Mrs. Obama will also walk girls through earning three badges at each Girl Scout level.
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Girl Scouts of the USA is excited to announce the Becoming Me program. This is a special collaboration with Penguin Random House and Former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama. The program follows the recent publication of Mrs. Obama’s book, Becoming: Adapted for Young Readers, and offers a unique opportunity for Girl Scouts to embark on their journeys to become their best selves. The program, which includes a virtual event with Mrs. Obama, will also walk girls through earning three badges at each Girl Scout level.
How Girl Scouts of North East Ohio are fighting racism
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Once each girl scout completes the virtual anti-racism education program they will earn the Social Justice Seeker patch.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio The Girl Scouts of North East Ohio are fighting racism by creating a new initiative the Social Justice Seeker program, while the national organization conducts an audit in a quest to become more inclusive.
The Girl Scouts of Northeast Ohio partnering with the YWCA of Greater Cleveland for its 21-day challenge to create racial equity and social justice challenge for girls, volunteers and staff. The challenge aims to create dedicated time and space to build more effective social justice habits, particularly those dealing with issues of race, power, privilege, and leadership, utilizing a multi-media approach to complement the journey.
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Girl Scouts of the USA is excited to announce the Becoming Me program, a special collaboration with Penguin Random House and Former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama.
The program follows the recent publication of Mrs. Obama’s book, Becoming: Adapted for Young Readers, and offers a unique opportunity for Girl Scouts to embark on their journeys to become their best selves. The program, which includes a virtual event with Mrs. Obama, will also walk girls through earning three badges at each Girl Scout level.
“Mrs. Obama is a cultural leader and a champion for girls and women,” said GSUSA Interim CEO Judith Batty. “Her journey described in Becoming closely aligns with our mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character. It is a story of sharing joys and triumphs, as well as the bumps and bruises along the way. Our Becoming Me program will challenge participants to look inside themselves to define who they are and w