We invite you to join us for Citizenship In Society Merit Badge Discussion: 

The focus of the Citizenship in Society merit badge is to provide you with information on diversity, equity, inclusion, and ethical leadership. You’ll learn why these qualities are important in society and in Scouting, as well as how to help other people at all times and serve as a leader and an upstander. The Boy Scouts of America continues to be committed to developing a culture in which every youth, volunteer, and employee feels included and welcomed - and to building communities where every person feels respected and valued.

We welcome families and individuals of all backgrounds and identities to help prepare young people to serve as successful members and leaders of our nation's increasingly diverse communities.

We are committed to creating inclusive environments and promoting a culture of respect and belonging for all.

We expect all members to be guided by the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

As found in the definition of "reverent" in the Scout Law, we expect our Scouts to "respect the beliefs of others," both within and outside of Scouting.

We want everyone who follows the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law to feel welcomed and able to take advantage of the many opportunities Scouting provides, and we want every Scout to feel a sense of acceptance and inclusion in their unit and in Scouting.

We expect and appreciate that our Scouts do their best to make all feel welcomed.

Learning about and understanding different identities and abilities will help each Scout understand what to do to help make other Scouts feel welcomed and find a sense of belonging in Scouting.

This Class is limited to 25 scouts
 A $5 fee will be collected at the door (this will provide lunch for all those who attend)
Please bring a refillable Water Bottle to stay hydrated ! 

Please arrive before the start time so we can begin and end on time.