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Tag Archives: youth leadership
Why putting girls in the lead at camp – and beyond! – matters
Want to know the secret formula for creating amazing adventures for girls and how you can do it, too? Give girls a starring role in planning your event right from the get go. At Ontario’s recent LEAP camp, that’s exactly … Continue reading
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Inviting Rangers to the conversation
In Quebec, one of our most anticipated Guiding events is the Guider Symposium in January. Adult members from all over Quebec gather in one place for a day of training, networking, and an all around great time. In the past, … Continue reading
Rock Stars Among Us
I was a quiet, introverted teen looking for my place to shine. Girl Guides was that place – to be recognized and to develop into my own person. My Guider made me feel like a Rock Star. Draw the Curtain: … Continue reading
My ELLE Experience
Unlike many teens my age, I still actually check my emails on a daily basis. A few months ago I received an email from Girl Guides of Canada about something called the ELLE leadership training, and since I have been … Continue reading
The Freedom to Lead [and to Fail]
In 1995, I was a Pathfinder completing my Gold Camp Badge. It was a disaster. We scheduled activities too close together, didn’t allow enough time for meal prep and cleanup, and there was a group of air cadets camped between … Continue reading