It serves as a platform to raise awareness about issues affecting young women while also generating funds for the ten million Girl Guides and Girl Scouts across 150 countries. World Thinking Day ...

World Thinking Day was first celebrated in 1926 during the 4th World Conference of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. In 1999, it was renamed from ‘Thinking Day’ to ‘World Thinking Day’ to ...

Established in 1926 by the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts ... and unity this World Thinking Day 2025. May our ideas inspire a brighter future!" "Happy World Thinking Day! May your thoughts lead ...

Hundreds of former and acting Girl Guides and Girl Scouts gathered at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity to celebrate World Thinking Day. Cathy Bassett, a leader in Girlguiding Bermuda ...

Members of Girlguiding Ayrshire North came together recently to celebrate their annual World Thinking Day. The celebration marks the birthday of the first Chief Guide, Lady Olave Baden-Powell, who was ...

Members of Girlguiding Ayrshire North came together recently to celebrate their annual World Thinking Day. The celebration marks the birthday of the first Chief Guide, Lady Olave Baden-Powell ...

In recent years, themes have included topics such as creating peaceful futures through environmental stewardship ("Our Planet Our Peaceful Future" for 2023) or broader explorations into how ...

Anxiety often leads us to assume that people are judging us negatively. For example, you notice someone glancing at you at ...

Rather than simply relying on intuition or instinct, people with critical-thinking skills analyze ideas and solve problems more systematically.