Juliette Meeting Structure

How to Participate in Girl Scouting

Journeys & Badges Events & Activities

Juliettes can meet other girls in their area while earning badges, completing Journeys or learning more about the outdoors at council-sponsored events. Service Units also offer many events and service opportunities, which are great for Juliettes to meet other Girl Scouts in their area.

You can nd events in the Juliette Newsletter (link below) or by visiting our website: www.girlscoutsatl.org. If you are not receiving our Juliette Newsletter by email, please be sure to check your spam folder or reach out to your Juliette Coordinator to be added to the mailing list.

To learn more, visit: www.girlscoutsatl.org/en/our-program/Juliette-Girl-Scouting.html

For each program grade level, girls can choose Journeys that guide them towards becoming leaders in their community. Juliettes can also earn badges through a variety of skill-building activities, many of which complement the Journeys. You can use the Volunteer Toolkit to plan badge activities and programs with your Juliette.

We highly recommend purchasing the Girl Scout “Handbook” and the “Girl’s Guide to Scouting” relevant to your Girl Scout’s age and program level. You can nd these, as well as digital badge activity PDFs at www.girlscoutshop.com/badges-program.

You can nd other helpful resources for Girl Scouting at Home at the following links:

GSUSA: www.girlscouts.org/en/girl-scouts-at-home.html

GSGATL: www.girlscoutsatl.org/en/our-program/Juliette-Girl-Scouting.html

Award & Badge Explorer: www.girlscoutsatl.org/en/our-program/Badge-Explorer.html

Community Service

Part of the Girl Scout Law is to “make the world a better place.” Juliettes can work independently or with their Girl Scout community to carry out this tradition. Juliettes can also pass along what they’ve learned, gain leadership skills, and earn special mentoring awards by helping younger Girl Scouts at troop meetings, events, camps and more.

Whether girls engage in short-term projects, like collecting toys for kids, or long-term efforts, like weekly shifts at a soup kitchen, their work helps the community.