Green Tie Guys have begun stepping up for girls in our community
Date: Sat Sep 16 2023, 10:00 AM EDT - 4:00 PM EDT
- Council Program Events,
- In-Person
- Cadettes,
- Seniors,
- Ambassadors
Join our partners at Science Gallery Atlanta for a unique and thought-provoking exhibit! Girl Scouts can explore the JUSTICE exhibit with a scavenger hunt while finding their own answer to the question: What is justice?
The JUSTICE exhibit examines the relationships between individuals and the systems that impact their lives. This season invites researchers, artists, and audiences to contemplate and reimagine some of the current big ideas in our society that have local and global impact— criminal justice, labor practices, transit, climate change, housing, food access, health inequity, data agency, and more. The central question for this exhibition is, '“What is justice?” And by engaging with the artwork and experiences on display, we hope you will develop new answers to that question that begin to reshape our world. Through JUSTICE, we invite you to convene, share and respectfully debate ideas, and be inspired act.
About Science Gallery Atlanta: Through multidisciplinary collaborations between visual, performance, and media arts and fields ranging from public health, biology, theology, physics, sociology, economics and beyond, Science Gallery Atlanta at Emory University seeks to explore universal themes that impact our communities right here in Atlanta and, through our work, inform global discourse.
This program is for Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador (6th-12th grade) Girl Scouts. Please note that this in-person scavenger hunt is hosted by our partners at the Science Gallery Atlanta (225 Rogers St NE, Atlanta, GA 30317). All Girl Scouts must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of their visit. Siblings within the age range are welcome. Space is limited so register today! All questions can be directed to us at sfant@gsgatl.org.
