Strategic Pillar VI: YOUTH ADVOCACY & STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIPS

The Boy Scouts of America is recognized as an advocate for youth and youth issues. We are known by our members and America's families and communities as a resource for leadership, encouragement, and programs that benefit our country's youth. The strategic relationships of the BSA extend far beyond those with our traditional chartered organizations and keep Scouting relevant and adaptive.

Objective(s):

Strategy VI.I: Environment for Success

Strategy VI.I.I: Organizational Structure & Leadership

Strategy VI.I.II: Youth Issues

Strategy VI.I.III: Alliances & Events

Strategy VI.I.IV: Advocacy

VI.II: Health & Fitness

Strategy VI.II.I: Scouting's Gift to America

Strategy VI.II.II: Nutrition, Exercise, Mental Health, Youth Protection & Safety

Strategy VI.II.III: Requirements

Strategy VI.II.IV: Vision, Programs, Resources & Incentives

VI.III: Education, Youth Leadership, Community Service, Environmental Stewardship & Families

Strategy VI.III.I

Strategy VI.III.II

Strategy VI.III.III

Strategy VI.III.IV

VI.IV: Partnerships & Alliances

Strategy VI.IV.I: Offerings, Guidelines & Tools

Strategy VI.IV.II: Volunteer Recognition & Rewards

Strategy VI.IV.III: Organization, Relationship & Sponsorship Models

VI.IV.V: Strategic Relationships

Strategy VI.IV.V.I: Positioning

Strategy VI.IV.V.II: Key Agencies

Strategy VI.IV.V.III: ArrowCorps5

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