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By Cherranda Smith
Mar 12, 2021
The iconic Girls Scouts organization was found this day in 1912 in Savannah, Georgia. Beyond their delicious cookies and unmistakable green uniforms, the organization celebrates 109 years of existence. Its legacy and impact over the years helped mold young women across the globe through service and empowerment programming.
Beginning in 1913, just one year after the organization was founded, Black girls and women have been a part of this legacy and impact, too, many becoming early pioneers within the organization.
Here is a look at some of the history of the organization, including the impact Black girl scouts and leadership figures made, according to the Girl Scouts Blog.
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Bhubaneswar: Team building and operating through the team has been the key to success for Asit Tripathy, who is going to retire as the Chief Secretary of the state this month-end.
During his tenure of about 16 months, Tripathy brought many laurels for the State in different fields. He led the state administration in fighting the unprecedented Covid pandemic, mitigated the heavy cyclone, managed the unheard-of devoteeless Rath Yatra of Lord Shree Jagannath and reset the Covid- shocked economy on a faster rate of recovery only through this team operation
“Scientific evidence, teamwork and timely action has helped in all situations” says Tripathy.