Research
The voice of girls is the driving force of Girl Scouts. GSEIWI is committed to addressing the complex and ever-changing needs of girls. As part of that on-going effort, we often ask our girl members and volunteers to share their thoughts about Girl Scouting and other issues effecting today’s girls. These efforts not only support the development of the Girl Scout program but also supply accurate information to educational, not-for-profit, and public policy organizations, parents seeking the best ways to help their daughters, and girls themselves. GSEIWI is fortunate to partner with the Girl Scout Research Institute (GSRI) to listen to our girls and advocate for their needs.
Current Surveys
- Program Event Evaluation for Adults
- Volunteer Meeting Evaluation (for Annual Meeting, Kickoff, Town Hall Meetings)
Recent Projects
- Girl Leadership Case Studies (GSRI)
- Camper Family Survey
- Girl Scout Processes Focus Groups (GSRI)
- Journey 3 Focus Groups (GSRI)
- National Evaluation Advisory Committee (GSRI)
- Outcomes Measurement Pilot Study, Year 1 and Year 2 (GSRI)
GSEIWI Research Reports
- What Our Girls Say: 2010 Camper Family Survey
- What Our Volunteers Say: 2010 Troop Volunteer Review
- Membership Perception Study: October 2010 GSEIWI Survey
- What Our Volunteers Say: 2009 GSEIWI Volunteer Needs Survey
- What Our Girls Say: 2008 Girl Interest Survey
