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Welcome to the GSCSA blog! We look forward to sharing how Girl Scouts are taking action in our council — for themselves, their communities, and the world.

If you’d like to share your Girl Scout story or photos with us, we’d love to share them on our social media and/or blog platforms.

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Email: socialmedia@girlscoutcsa.org

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Call: 800-474-1912

Latest Posts

  • Expressing Mental Health Through Art: A Gold Girl Story

    Expressing Mental Health Through Art: A Gold Girl Story

    Recognizing the positive impact creative arts can have on mental health, Sidney Kiner of Chattanooga wanted to provide an outlet for teenagers to express themselves and connect with their emotions. “The Art of Mental Health” project that Sidney created earned her a prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award in 2024. Gold Award Girl Scouts are rock stars,… Read more

  • Arts Appreciation Week: A Gold Girl Story

    Arts Appreciation Week: A Gold Girl Story

    While attending Science Hill High School, Alison “Ali” Pohland noticed that arts programs sometimes took a backseat to other school events. Drawing from her personal passion for the performing arts, Ali set out to highlight the school’s artistic talent and foster a better understanding of art’s value among her peers. Her project, “Arts Appreciation Week,”… Read more

  • Self-Love and Care: A Gold Girl Story

    Self-Love and Care: A Gold Girl Story

    Hailing from Bristol, Tennessee, Madison Mitchell embarked on a mission to tackle a critical issue affecting young girls today: nurturing self-esteem, promoting self-care, and fostering responsible use of technology, particularly social media. She turned this mission into her Girl Scout Gold Award project. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about… Read more

  • The Art of Biodiversity: A Gold Girl Story

    The Art of Biodiversity: A Gold Girl Story

    In a world where biodiversity is under threat, Greta Lane of Johnson City set out to make a difference through her art and activism. Her project, “The Art of Biodiversity,” earned her a prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award in 2023. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and… Read more

  • Church Based Community Food Pantry: A Gold Girl Story

    Church Based Community Food Pantry: A Gold Girl Story

    Natalie Wood of Knoxville felt inspired to tackle her community’s food insecurity issue. Her project, “Church Based Community Food Pantry,” earned her a prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award in 2023. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and implementing a project that produces lasting change in the community… Read more