Interested in the opportunity to represent GSHG? Ready to learn more about media outlets? Apply to be a Media Girl!
Media Girls are called upon to:
Please note: Media Girls spots are limited, so we may not be able to accept every applicant this year.
Media Girls are a team comprised of Girl Scout Juniors through Ambassadors that represent the council during media interviews and community events. They are often featured in marketing materials and on social media. These girls develop personal and social skills by participating in opportunities throughout the year and monthly virtual meetings.
As the official girl faces and voices of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, Media Girls will:
Media Girls love the spotlight and interacting with others! They are courageous and aren't afraid of a challenge. They’re Girl Scouts through and through—and they’re not afraid to show it!
Badge Connections:
Though we may not complete the full badge requirements at our Media Girls meetings and events, we may satisfy portions of the following badges-
Applications open each year in September.
Participate in interviews and other media-related opportunities (radio, TV, print)
Explore interests in writing, video production, social media, and more!
Receive exclusive training from local media professionals
Represent GSHG at special council and community events, both virtual and in-person
Mariah, Jenny, Brooke, Peggy, and Sydney made a craft tutorial to help younger girls set goals!
Kaylee, from Columbus, GA, photographed our Bridging Savannah's Bridge event this summer!
Analesa, Kennedy, and Karis were on the news for National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend!
Our Media Girls met up in Athens to produce and film a craft tutorial video targeted to younger girls to help them visualize and acheive their goals for this year's cookie season!
Want to make your own? Follow this link!
Bridging Savannah's Bridge POV - shot by one of our Savannah-area Media Girls, Caroline B!
We started the day off in Fort Pulaski National Monument and bridged the South Channel of the Savannah River with more than 380 Girl Scouts from across the nation! We then headed over to the beach for our Party on the Pier!
Congratulations to all of our Girl Scout sisters! So far we have counted representation from TEN different states: Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Indiana, Texas, Nevada, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and California!
