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Make Scouting more visible. Increase the presence of Scouting-related content on Instagram, a youth-oriented photo-sharing service. Empower individual Scouts to become ambassadors of Scouting. Gain access to content that can be posted across other...

The World Scout Bureau (WSB) office in Kuala Lumpur hosted more than 70 colleagues from 20 - 24 January for the WSB Management Team Meeting 2015. It was an excellent opportunity for mutual exchange and learning as management level staff members from...

Children sit in a semicircle while looking at a young adult showing objects.

Escoteiros de Portugal

At just 21 years old, Carolina believes that every young person deserves the chance to experience the kind of learning that changes how they see themselves and the world around them.

Young people of different ages sit around a campfire while holding papers.

Scouts of North Macedonia

For many young people, having ideas is not the difficult part. Finding a way to make those ideas heard is. In communities around the world, young people are often encouraged to participate, but too rarely are they given the knowledge, confidence and...

Seven young Ukrainians wearing Scout scarves sit around a table, some of them laughing.

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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.

Children smile and hold bananas in front of a banner, together with someone in a minion costume.

Scouting Ireland/Kieran Cody

What does peace look like through the eyes of a seven-year-old? At Castle Saunderson International Scout Centre in Ireland, it looked like planting wildflowers, creating kindness postcards, and discovering that even the smallest actions can make a...

Young people wearing Scout scarves stand making two circles and gestures with their hands.

Scouts of North Macedonia

A teenager hesitates before posting a comment online. Across Europe, this moment happens millions of times every day. Sometimes the hesitation comes from uncertainty. Sometimes from fear. Fear of being mocked, attacked, excluded, or targeted by hate...

Participants from the training sit around a table at a UNESCO heritage building.

What does it take to turn a local concern into real change? For 40 young people and youth workers from across Europe, the answer began in the historic city of Tomar, Portugal.

A girl with her hand painted looks up a structure and laughs.

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.

Two members of the crew work on the deck.

A group of Finnish Sea Scouts and sailors is preparing to take on one of the world’s most demanding sailing challenges as they enter the Ocean Globe Race 2027–2028.

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