Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines builds girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
We are committed to diversity, equity, inclusivity, and belonging by creating a safe and welcoming environment for all through a shared responsibility of each and every member. We are dedicated to increasing our cultural competence and creating opportunities for authentic human-to-human connection by respecting, embracing, and celebrating what makes us all different.
Our DEIRJ aspiration provides a true north for the future.
Girl Scouts builds leaders who create equitable communities — which is why we center racial justice in all that we do. Racism has no place in the lives of future generations, and certainly should not prohibit any girl or Girl Scout from full participation in the premier leadership organization that uplifts girls, especially the historically under-represented.
We deliver on this promise by challenging norms so that we can continuously build a more relevant and equitable Girl Scout experience that embraces fresh perspectives and innovation from our rich cultural legacy.
Open the door to a world of knowledge and understanding with our carefully curated collection of videos, podcasts, books, and other invaluable resources. Dive into an enriching journey of DEI education as you explore these captivating materials, designed to empower, and enlighten.
Back by popular demand, another year of activities that help create a community for all Girl Scouts to thrive! This year we’re focusing on you. That’s right, it’s time to shine a light on the amazing Girl Scout you are and your efforts to create a community for all Girl Scouts to thrive. Read on to see how you can complete each of the patches.
The Building Beyond Today and Thrive activity patches can be purchased on our Patch Order form or by emailing our retail shop. The Building Beyond Today patch should be worn with the Thrive activity patches, so start by purchasing the Building Beyond Today patch and then the activity patches.
While we should be having conversations about race and racism regularly, checking in with your girl is crucial when racist violence claims lives and sparks widespread protest, grief, and unrest around the nation. See the resources below for guidance on navigating racism with your girls.
As a Girl Scout volunteer, making all girls and families feel welcome and offering a safe space for your girl to talk about important issues is vital. Review these resources as you navigate discussions.
Have resources to share? Email them to us! Share with us how your troop is taking action through our Girl Scout story form.