WE CHAMPION GIRLS LIVING THEIR BEST LIVES

In Indiana, girls face barriers that prevent them from living their fullest lives. At Girl Scout Coalition of Indiana, we partner with local communities to reduce these barriers. We want girls to live their best lives physically, academically, emotionally, and socially.

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We will serve as the research and advocacy arm of Girl Scouts.

We will understand the needs of girls by researching where girls are thriving and where girls are not.  We will call to the forefront some of the challenges girls face and utilize that research for advocacy. 

CORPORATE ADVOCATE

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COMMUNITY ADVOCATE

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INDIVIDUAL ADVOCATE

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  • “There definitely needs to be a like massive group of people who are willing to help change the situation of anywhere else in Indiana … it just needs to feel like there can be many … opportunities, not just for a certain type of people, but for anyone who wants to stand strong, stand out, and not feel like there’s only like a small place that they can go to.”

    Girl, age 16

  • “I wish they understood that I’m actually a better kid [if I have appropriate accommodations]. When they see me throw fits, it makes me feel like they think I’m just a bad kid. They just don’t understand what I’m trying to say.”

    Girl, age 8

  • “We never got to do Girl Scouts or Girls on the Run or any type of, you know, any type of program that would really help to blossom there ... [the programs that] you know empower women and courage and all those skills that are so important for women to learn, and we have yet to gain access to that because of the limited resources and supports we have.”

    Mother from NW Indiana