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Girl Scouts of Greater New York
Founded in 1913, the Girl Scouts of Greater New York is New York City's largest girls-only leadership program, reaching over 31,000 girls ages 5 to 17 in every zip code of the five boroughs.
Girl Scouts enjoy programs that include:
- Business and Entrepreneurship
- Environmental Leadership
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
- Personal Identity Leadership
- Take-Action Service Projects
- Capstone programs, including our Leadership Institute, Powered by Girl Scouts of Greater New York
With the help of over 8,200 adult volunteers and our generous supporters, today’s Girl Scouts learn to lead with courage, confidence, and character to make their communities and the world a better place
The Girl Scouts of Greater New York works in one of the most diverse cities in the world, and thus, we value and embrace reflecting this diversity in every aspect of our work.
Our Council seeks to enhance society and to prepare our girl members to make the world a better place by ensuring they learn not only about themselves, but also about acceptance, tolerance, and appreciation of other human beings.
Meet Our Team
Abby Whipker - Senior Manager of STEM Programs
Abby has been with GSGNY for over 1.5 years creating and managing dynamic STEM programs for the girls of NYC. She has a background in informal education and earned an MA in Museum Education from Seton Hall University in 2013. She is passionate about closing the gender gap and creating equity in STEM education and careers. Abby is originally from Indiana and has lived in Manhattan since 2012. She enjoys yoga, museums, hanging out with her cats George and Carlos, and loves Dolly Parton.
Breaking the Code in March March 18th-March 22nd (6th-12th Grade Girls)
Girl Scouts of Greater New York is hosting a camp called “Breaking the Code” that is a weeklong coding, filmmaking, and leadership camp. This is a great opportunity to learn more about what programmers do and what kinds of careers could be open to girls interested in computer science or STEM fields. Hosted at Microsoft office girls will have a chance to have a conversation with current employees on what they do and how they got there. They’ll also use their voice and learn about advocacy and film their very own public service announcement! Previous topics for PSA’s have covered everything from ocean pollution to animal abuse. The camps are open to 6th-12th grade girls and part of this amazing program is that it is not only open to Girl Scout members, but non-members as well. We highly encourage girls to bring a friend to attend camp with them!
Breaking the Code in April April 22nd – 26th (6th-12th Grade Girls)
Girl Scouts of Greater New York is hosting a camp called Breaking the Code that is a weeklong coding, filmmaking, and leadership camp. This is a great opportunity to learn more about what programmers do and what kinds of careers could be open to girls interested in computer science or STEM fields. Hosted at Google offices girls will have a chance to have a conversation with current employees on what they do and how they got there. They ll also use their voice and learn about advocacy and film their very own public service announcement! Previous topics for PSA s have covered everything from ocean pollution to animal abuse. The camps are open to 6th-12th grade girls and part of this amazing program is that it is not only open to Girl Scout members, but non-members as well. We highly encourage girls to bring a friend to attend camp with them!
Breaking the Code July Camp July 15th – 19th (6th-12th Grade Girls)
Girl Scouts of Greater New York is hosting a camp called Breaking the Code that is a weeklong coding, filmmaking, and leadership camp. This is a great opportunity to learn more about what programmers do and what kinds of careers could be open to girls interested in computer science or STEM fields. Hosted at Microsoft office girls will have a chance to have a conversation with current employees on what they do and how they got there. They ll also use their voice and learn about advocacy and film their very own public service announcement! Previous topics for PSA s have covered everything from ocean pollution to animal abuse. The camps are open to 6th-12th grade girls and part of this amazing program is that it is not only open to Girl Scout members, but non-members as well. We highly encourage girls to bring a friend to attend camp with them!
Breaking the Code August Camp August 12th – 16th (6th – 12th Grade Girls)
Girl Scouts of Greater New York is hosting a camp called Breaking the Code that is a weeklong coding, filmmaking, and leadership camp. This is a great opportunity to learn more about what programmers do and what kinds of careers could be open to girls interested in computer science or STEM fields. Hosted at Microsoft office girls will have a chance to have a conversation with current employees on what they do and how they got there. They ll also use their voice and learn about advocacy and film their very own public service announcement! Previous topics for PSA s have covered everything from ocean pollution to animal abuse. The camps are open to 6th-12th grade girls and part of this amazing program is that it is not only open to Girl Scout members, but non-members as well. We highly encourage girls to bring a friend to attend camp with them!
Breaking the Code March 2019
Breaking the Code March 2019
Breaking the Code March 2019
Breaking the Code March 2019
Breaking the Code March 2019
Address
40 Wall St, Suite 708, New York, NY 10005
Phone
212-645-4000
Website
www.girlscoutsnyc.org
Abby Whipker Senior Manager of STEM Program
awhipker@girlscoutsnyc.org
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