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Raising Awareness: The Girl Scout Silver Award
Raising Awareness
By: Tina Vu As a cadette, The Girl Scout Silver Award is one of the most important things to achieve in my life. This is an important step to help me build leadership and organization. My purpose for this project is to raise awareness for problems in the world, and maybe even discover solutions for them. Raising awareness isn’t just about educating people of what the things are, but on how you earn them as well as how you can stop yourself from getting such. What I basically did was find myself an audience, which was my family. And in this project, 20 of my family members participated. I gave everyone a piece of tape and I had them write one word that people needed to be more aware of. After writing the word down,
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