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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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Latest Posts

  • Connecting Students to STEAM Resources: A Gold Girl Story

    Connecting Students to STEAM Resources: A Gold Girl Story

    Arabella Sarver of Vonore, TN, noticed a significant disparity in the quality of education in the subjects of science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM) that underserved children in Vonore received. This led her to create an interactive center to interest students and connect them with STEAM learning resources as part of earning her Girl Scout… Read more

  • Planting the Seed

    Planting the Seed

    Girl Scouts explore outdoors and preserve area park Hazel C., Amelia E., Elenor R., Eliza E., and Caroline R. stop for a photo while exploring a local park. In fall 2019, Amy Chumley and Ellery Nief founded troop 21186 in the Fountain City and Inskip areas. The COVID-19 pandemic caused the Brownies (grades 2-3) and… Read more

  • Wildwood: A Hidden Gem and its Surrounding Diamonds

    Wildwood: A Hidden Gem and its Surrounding Diamonds

    Camp Wildwood is a place of everlasting fun and learning, especially to the Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians. The 12-acre camp is located in Johnson City and contains natural wildlife and beauty, which draws a lot of attention from hikers and campers across the East Tennessee region. While visiting Johnson City’s hidden gem, you might… Read more

  • Safe Places for Feral Cats: A Gold Girl Story

    Safe Places for Feral Cats: A Gold Girl Story

    Emily Morgan of Jonesborough learned of the large number of feral cats in her region, took action to help protect cats and control populations, and was named a 2021 Gold Award Girl Scout for her wrok from Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and… Read more

  • Taking Action to Knockout Diabetes: A Gold Girl Story

    Taking Action to Knockout Diabetes: A Gold Girl Story

    Jaia White of Chattanooga dug a little deeper when her grandmother mentioned how many people she knew who had diabetes. She learned a lot and shared her findings with others and was named a 2021 Gold Award from Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians for her project. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate… Read more

  • Speaking Up to Improve Skills: A Gold Girl Story

    Speaking Up to Improve Skills: A Gold Girl Story

    Emily Cai of Kingsport wanted to create opportunities for students to develop and strengthen their public speaking and communication skills. She started the Kingsport Gavel Club and was named a 2021 Gold Award from Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians for her project. Gold Award Girl Scouts are high schoolers who address issues they’re passionate about by planning and… Read more