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Explore our curated resource library, packed with research, reports, and practical guides to support Scouts and those involved in Scouting. Drawing on trusted sources and real-world examples, it covers topics from youth leadership and volunteer support to governance and current youth issues. Each resource is designed to be accessible and evidence-based, helping everyone in Scouting make informed, thoughtful decisions in their work and activities.
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UAct 360°
Explore UAct 360°, a one-stop-shop for all the resources and tools created by nine NSOs as part of their youth-led humanitarian response for Ukraine. Get access to helpful humanitarian action resources applicable and adaptable by Scouts anywhere for any humanitarian crisis, related to project management, educational approaches, partnership, and communication.
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Guide to working with Scout Ambassadors
In 2018, the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) announced Bear Grylls as the Chief Ambassador of World Scouting.
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In 2018, the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) announced Bear Grylls as the Chief Ambassador of World Scouting.
This vulnerability assessment can be used by any adult volunteer and simplifies the assessment of local, national and regional vulnerabilities and associated risk within the communities and organisation. The criteria will enable NSO’s to make relevant assessments of their localities, as well
As our organisations navigate the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, there are a number of key issues that National Scout Organization leaders should take into consideration, as well as steps they can take to reshape the new reality and plan for recovery. We have identified six priorities to consider.
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This presentation provides a practical self-evaluation workshop for NSO leaders, Adults in Scouting coordinators and volunteer managers to examine how volunteering currently works in their organisation.
This report explores what motivates people to volunteer today, what prevents them from getting involved, and what these changes mean for adult engagement in the Scout Movement.
Young people face an uncertain world shaped by climate crises, social unrest, and economic instability. With 1.8 billion youth globally, urgent investment in their development is vital.
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Through the Scouting programme, Eagle Scouts build character and lifelong strengths that set them apart.
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Peer role models are an important factor in supporting academic achievement, social development, and mental health, particularly in out-of-school-time (OST) programmes that emphasise character and leadership.
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High-adventure programs typically take place outdoors in remote locations and include several days of challenging activities. Research on high-adventure programs consistently finds positive outcomes for youths.
Developed by, with and for young people – and informed by partners and expertise drawn from across the World Scout Movement - this paper sets out a bold set of calls to action.
This course is designed for all new appointees of National Scout Organizations and Associations, to discover what support WOSM offers to its members and how to access it.
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This course is designed for all new appointees of National Scout Organizations and Associations, to discover what support WOSM offers to its members and how to access it.
Spiritual Development in Scouting is about exploring meaning, values, and purpose in an inclusive and respectful way. It connects reflection with real experiences, everyday decisions, and community action.
The Champions for the Prevention of Gender-Based Violence mini-module Series 1 equips NSOs and NSAs with essential knowledge, tools, and inspiration to start and strengthen GBV prevention efforts.
This Safe from Harm learning path will prepare you for going to the Interamerican Scout JamCam 2025. To finish the learning path you need to complete the 3 online courses.
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Scouting America’s youth protection training has been updated with an entirely new look and feel, including a greater emphasis on the organization’s SAFE initiative, updated information on technology and the threat to youth online, and the use of real volunteers in real Scouting environments.
This Safe from Harm learning path will prepare you for going to the 16th World Scout Moot. To finish the learning path you need to complete the 3 online courses.
This course is mandatory for all Conference participants.
This eLearning course is developed to explain what risk management is and provide a general approach to risk management. This is meant to be a module to validate a person’s basic understanding of risk management.