Mission and goals: Understanding of various cultural backgrounds in America
The United States is a nation of immigrants. Every person came to America from somewhere else—or their ancestors did—and understanding these various cultural backgrounds can help Scouts to live in harmony with others in our varied and increasingly multicultural society.
Experience and report on two groups’ cultural events
Imagine isolated vs. mixed group city dynamics
Compare religious, social customs across three groups
Highlight contributions by diverse individuals to the country
Discuss intergroup relations, promote understanding
Start Date: Year-round
Schedule: Usually weekly meetings
Location: Hybrid (both zoom + in person)
Cost: $85 (one-time fee to join the organization)
Financial Benefits: Scholarships are available
Age Range: 16-24
Application Deadline: July 1, 2026
Have Questions? Students can contact the BSA team: Grand Canyon Council (602) 955-7747
I can understand myself, diverse perspectives, and how democracy and systems work. This is important because it helps me make sense of the world and engage as an informed citizen.
I can think critically, communicate clearly, and work with others to solve problems. This is important because it helps me build strong relationships and find fair solutions.
I can respect others, act with integrity, and take responsibility for creating change. This is important because it helps me contribute to a just, inclusive, and thriving community.
I can participate in my community and take action based on democratic values. This is important because it helps me turn ideas into impact and strengthen democracy.
