The Girl Scouts are piloting a merit patch for game development. The badge is a collaboration between Women in Games International and the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles, and right now the ...

The Girl Scouts isn't the only scouting program that offers merit badges to help encourage children to design video games. Earlier this year, the Boy Scouts of America announced a merit badge for ...

The Girl Scouts have created a patch for girls to earn a badge in video game design. The organizing groups announced their badge program last week, and they’ve got another event coming this weekend.

Girl Scouts introduce game design and coding curriculum Cookie season is over. Now, the Girl Scouts have set their sights on closing the gender gap in the gaming industry .

There’s Now a Girl Scout Badge for Computer Game Design Girl Scouts might be best known for their yearly cookie sale, but the organization is making strides to bring their girls into the tech world.

The high school freshman from Oklahoma City has sold a record 100,100 boxes of Girl Scout cookies during her seven years as a scout. The honor couldn’t have come at a more apropos time—2017 ...

The Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles and Women in Games International (WIGI) are working to create a patch that girls can earn by designing video games. The Boy Scouts of America introduced a ...

The Girl Scouts has teamed up with Women in Games International to create the new badge, according to GirlGamer. The aim is to get the scouts interested in engineering and software development.

These Girl Scouts visit a prison once a month to see their mothers. “It reminds me that I have something to live for," one mom says.

Girl Scout Troop 1093, made up of girls, ages 5 to 13, does at least one service project each month. "We are gathering baskets for two families for a Thanksgiving dinner," scout Kailey Naylor said.

Girl Scout fans were heartbroken over the news and called the cookies' retirement the 'end of an era.' 'Sad to see S'mores and Toast-Yay! go - hope they make a comeback someday!,' an X user tweeted .