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Five weeks from now will be the moment some 33’000 Scouts from 147 countries around the world have been waiting for for at least four years: they will gather for the opening ceremony of the 23rd World Scout Jamboree in Yamaguchi in Japan! Most of the participants will have traveled to Japan by…

Let’s see the talent among young people! We’re taking video submissions of performances by young rockstars, adventurers, Michelin star chefs, and more. Film yourself performing music, dancing, making a favourite recipe, or demonstrating an otherwise awesome skill. And don’t forget to introduce…

On this year’s International Day of Peace, we celebrate one of our Messengers of Peace Heroes, who is not only a young advocate for peacebuilding through dialogue, but has done an outstanding job at introducing and mainstreaming this concept across her Scout region, Eurasia.  Nika…

Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Kandersteg International Scout Centre — better known as KISC — is the only recognised World Scout Centre. Close to nature and away from every day distractions, it is the ideal place to pitch a tent under the stars, climb mountains, swim in alpine lakes, and…

In the picturesque surroundings of Mošovce, Slovakia, an important Scouting event, the Central European Jamboree 2024 (CEJ), is taking place this year. From 2 to 9 August, over 1,200 Scouts from Slovakia, Czechia, Hungary, Poland and other countries, not only in Central Europe, gather here to spend…

Today, on International Volunteer Day, six volunteers share about their passion to serve and to nurture the growth of young people through Scouting.

The Council of South Pacific Scouts Association (CSPSA) held its 7th Forum at a very impressive plenary hall of the South Pacific Commission Secretariat in Noumea. The Scouts and Guides New Caledonia hosted the forum on 16 July 2012.Twenty two delegates comprising of Chief Commissioners and key…

“A priori” the camp is considered the basis and the main element of scouting, where a lot of adventures are happening, which are after, transmitted from generation to generation; where children learn for the first time what is scout friendship, reciprocal trust, clothes full of mud…

30 participants from 19 countries arrived in Kandersteg International Scout Centre for the second SCENES (Scout Centres for Excellence in Nature and the Environment) seminar. Participants arrived from Australia, Bulgaria, Canada, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, France, Indonesia,…

Kuala Lumpur - Cathy Morcom became the first woman to take the top job at Scouts Australia when she was made National General Manager last June. Morcom joined Scouting after two decades in some of the world's top multinationals, and is leading Scouts Australia through a transformation that is…

Scouts around the world are joining hands together this week to strengthen global forces against the number one cause of death for young people, road accidents. Annually, over 1.2 million people die on roads in a cause that can easily be tackled with joined up action. The Second UN Global Road…

Sadako Sasaki was two years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima during World War II. She was less than two kilometres away from where the bomb exploded. Most of Sadako's neighbours died, but she wasn't injured at all, at least not in any way people could see. She was a normal and…