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In a country where young people continue to grow up surrounded by uncertainty, difficult decisions and an overwhelming flow of information, creating opportunities to slow down and reflect has never felt more important.
Greater investment in the Sustainable Development Goals, and in the young people who will carry this agenda long past 2030.
More than 7,000 Scouts, volunteers, and service team members from Malaysia and several countries took part in the seven-day Jamboree.
In north-western Argentina, one volunteer created the country's first Indigenous Scout group, a space where young people recover their Ava Guaraní culture and grow in confidence and pride.
More than 1,000 Scouts, volunteers, and International Service Team members gathered in Khentii Province for the Scout Association of Mongolia’s Third International Jamboree, a week-long programme of adventure, leadership, and intercultural learning.
The Scout Movement joined the 21st YMCA World Council in Toronto with a clear message: youth leadership is built on trust, belonging, and shared power, not symbolic spaces.
Driven by Scouting’s mission as an informal educational movement that promotes diversity, equal access, and youth participation, the Arab Council for Childhood and Development, in partnership with the Arab Scout Organisations / Arab Scout Region, has...
What if the next big idea came from a young Scout? Across the Philippines, the Boy Scouts of the Philippines Impact Innovators Challenge is proving it through youth-led solutions to real community challenges.
The idea that impact comes later in life is being challenged by thousands of Scouts across Indonesia.
More than 3,000 Scouts and volunteers from across Europe and beyond gathered in Czechia last weekend as Intercamp 2026 returned to the country for the first time in ten years.
Thirty-seven young people from around the world have been selected as World Scouting’s newest Youth Representatives, taking on an important role in bringing the voices, ideas, and experiences of Scouts into global and regional advocacy spaces.
Through World Scouting's Green Skills for Youth-Led Climate Action initiative, Scouts in India and the Philippines are gaining practical environmental knowledge and leadership skills to help build more sustainable and climate-resilient communities.
Scouting in Bhutan recently marked a historic moment, bringing together more than 500 young people for the country’s first-ever National Scout Jamboree.
Thirty Scouts in Malawi have been trained through Messengers of Peace to lead mental wellbeing activities, challenge stigma, and support young people through the “It’s Okay Not to Be Okay” initiative.