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    Apply Now for the Girl Scout Global Citizen Summit 2026 – A Leadership Adventure in Washington, D.C. @Girl Scouts of the Nation’s Capital

    16 days ago·Girl Scouts of the Nation’s Capital is hiring a Apply Now for the Girl Scout Global Citizen Summit 2026 – A Leadership Adventure in Washington, D.C.·📍 Location: USA

    Overview

    The Girl Scout Global Citizen Summit is a leadership adventure for Girl Scouts aged 15 to 20, focusing on cultivating young leaders passionate about making a difference in their communities and the world. This immersive summit in Washington, D.C., combines hands-on workshops, networking, and discussions on global issues to prepare participants for meaningful civic engagement.

    Eligibility

    Open to Girl Scouts in good standing with Girl Scouts of the Nation’s Capital. Candidates should demonstrate leadership potential, cultural awareness, commitment to civic engagement, readiness to participate in all summit activities, and fluency in English. National Council Session delegates are not eligible.

    Benefits

    • Leadership Development: Interactive workshops, mentorship, and practical exercises.
    • Global Issue Exploration: Examine international challenges and develop solutions.
    • Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers and diverse young leaders.
    • Girl Scouts UNITE: Share learnings and inspire action in communities.
    • Meet mentors and experts in leadership, social impact, and global engagement.
    • Collaborate on projects addressing social and environmental challenges.
    • Gain skills and experiences for college applications, resumes, and future careers.
    • Build lifelong connections with like-minded peers.

    How to Apply

    Applicants should showcase their embodiment of a global citizen and Girl Scout leader by highlighting leadership roles, experiences away from home, extracurricular participation, and commitment to attending all summit activities. The application takes approximately 30 minutes to complete and must be submitted in a single session. A parent or guardian may need to be available for verification. A virtual interview may be required, and selected participants must provide a headshot.

    Deadline

    March 12, 2026