Date: Wed Feb 04, 6:00 PM PDT - Wed Feb 04, 7:30 PM PDT
Category:
- Life Skills
Level:
- Juniors,
- Daisies,
- Seniors,
- Volunteers,
- Cadettes,
- Ambassadors,
- Brownies
Join us for an empowering and informative session with Jennifer Jensen, Executive Director of Global Family & the Daughters Project, focused on personal safety, healthy relationships, and human trafficking awareness. Through age-appropriate conversation, girls will learn how to recognize red flags, stay safe online and in everyday situations, and understand where to turn for help if they or someone they know needs support.
This engaging experience creates a supportive space for learning, reflection, and dialogue, helping girls strengthen their voices while gaining knowledge that empowers them to protect themselves and others.
Many topics are often brought up in a very casual manner while on the way to or at a Girl Scout activity. For planned discussions and activities, parent/caregiver permission is required. For guidance on how to handle conversations on sensitive issues, refer to our Parent/Caregiver Permission for Sensitive Issues form.
About Global Family
Global Family is a global nonprofit committed to creating a world where every girl is safe, supported, and empowered. Working across nine countries, they partner with local communities to prevent trafficking, strengthen families, and provide caring environments where girls can grow with confidence and dignity. Their work centers on the belief that each girl is as valuable as a daughter and that when families and communities are strong, girls thrive.
Check out their website to learn more about their mission: https://www.globalfamily.care/about-us
Terms and Conditions:
Free Event:
As a courtesy to our waitlisted registrants, members registered for this event are encouraged to cancel at least 7 days prior to the close of the event's registration by contacting customercare@girlscoutsccs.org so that we may open the space up to other members. This event is a free event; there are no refunds issued on free events.
Special Circumstances:
GSCCS is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for attendees who may have special circumstances or needs that may require alternative planning. Attendees with a special circumstance should include the accommodation need in the box labeled "Special Circumstances," for our staff to review. Additionally, any dietary needs should be included in the "Dietary Restrictions" box.
Wellness Policy: To ensure the health and safety of all Girl Scouts, volunteers, and staff, we ask for the cooperation of caregivers and volunteers in keeping their child at home if they exhibit any symptoms of illness, such as fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, or gastrointestinal issues. We encourage good hygiene practices, including regular handwashing and covering coughs and sneezes.
