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Are Ohio Girls Okay?
Together, Ohio Girl Scout Councils gathered hard-hitting data and statistics to evaluate the state of girls. This report of our findings will help us, and the entire community, better understand girls, so we can ignite change.
Today’s girls are resilient but face many challenges. In this report, you’ll find key insights we’ve learned about the state of girls in Ohio, as well as potential ways that our communities can step up to ensure that Ohio’s girls recognize their worth, value their unique abilities, and have the tools they need to lead fulfilling lives.
Girls deserve better. Join us in building a future where all girls have the opportunity to be their best selves.
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"I was generally aware that there was an issue with girls' mental health...but the reality of the hard-hitting numbers appalled me, perhaps because I'm an engineer and data speaks. Girls (and women) are asked to step-up and be strong and courageous, and yes, as adults we need to help them do that. But we need the ecosystem around them -- policy makers, schools, youth organizations -- to courageously step-up and proactively address these issues."
- Nancy Dawes, President of BEWEL (Buckeye Engineering Women in Executive Leadership), Co-Chair of Ohio: State of the Girl Report, and long-time Girl Scout volunteer
We partnered with the University of Cincinnati Evaluation Services Center and The Center for Community Solutions to conduct the research and create this report. Our findings will help us, and the entire community, better understand girls, so we can ignite change. The more we understand their needs, the better equipped we will be to advocate for them and create meaningful, lasting change.
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