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How do we prepare young people for a future that none of us can confidently predict?
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Nepal Scouts
Nepal Scouts are mobilising hundreds of leaders and volunteers to support emergency relief efforts after devastating flash floods swept through northern communities on the border with Tibet last week.
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Jonathan Law
World Scouting and the Learning Planet Institute have signed a three-year partnership agreement that will strengthen learning and leadership opportunities for young people and help shape the future of education worldwide.
Thirty-seven Scout leaders from 16 countries across all five Scout regions gathered in Jambville, France, for the International Training of Trainers 2026, a global learning experience designed to help National Scout Organizations (NSOs) strengthen...
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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.
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Pablo Cuadra Caro
World Scouting and Accenture, have signed a new three-year global partnership focused on a shared commitment to equip young people with sustainability, innovation and leadership skills needed to thrive in today’s rapidly changing world.
This past week, Scouts and National Scout Organization leadership from around the world celebrated and thanked His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden for nearly 50 years of dedicated service and contributions of to the Scout Movement.
World Scouting has opened nominations for the Messengers of Peace Awards, its global youth awards and leadership programme celebrating the outstanding achievements of young Scouts who are promoting peace and contributing to the sustainability of...
Pope Leo XIV met with young people and volunteers from the Algerian Muslim Scouts (SMA) during an official state visit earlier this month to the coastal city of Annaba, where he planted an olive tree as a symbol of peace and unity.
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Huyung Kyu Jang
What began as "one small step for [a] man” has, more than half a century later, grown into one of Scouting's most enduring legacies.