Through a partnership with adults, girls get practice in setting and achieving goals. At each age level, girls take on increasing leadership and responsibility for their own actions. Diversity Girl Scouts cannot be stereotyped. Girl Scouts serves girls from all economic backgrounds, including girls living in poverty and affluence, and those in between. The Girl Scout Promise and Law provide a moral compass for girls and teach them to respect one another and the differences that define individuals and cultures.
Girls learn about and experience the diversity of our society.
Girl Scouting was viewed by most parents from a full spectrum of racial and ethnic groups as an organization that serves ALL girls. Fifty-nine percent of the Girl Scouts surveyed were satisfied with their chances to lead. There are big ones and little ones. They have different color hair and different skin tones. I like that Girl Scouting's for girls and that any culture will be able to join.