Leader Advice and Inspiration Archives - Page 2 of 11

Scouter Bob Roylance introduces Scouting to refugees in Utah

Bob Roylance and his troop 1262 have helped involve more than 85 refugees from Myanmar in Scouting.

How to effectively capture and share your Scouting experiences

Instructors from the BSA’s Visual Storytelling Workshop share their tips and tricks for taking better photos and video of your Scouts. Plus, they detail how you can share these images to help promote Scouting.

How one leader makes Scouting work overseas in the United Arab Emirates

This Scouter earns his World Crest every day when leading a Scouting unit overseas in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Money-saving tips to help you experience Scouting to the fullest

Experience Scouting to the fullest with these tips for saving money.

How a three-generation Scouter fights off burnout and keeps Scouts engaged

Bill Shaffer has served more than three generations of Scouts and yet he remains energized and ready to keep Scouts engaged in the program.

How to have a smooth — and successful — Webelos transition

Each potential Scouts fall through the cracks and leave Scouting for good after Webelos. The solution is a smooth Webelos transition process.

Scouter Phillip Martinez shares his advice on how to motivate boys

School can be stressful, so this leader makes sure Scouting isn’t.

How to run a bike rodeo for your Cub Scouts

A bike rodeo can be a fun way to teach bike safety to the Scouts in your pack — and to promote Scouting in your community.

Teaching the new Digital Technology merit badge

Here’s how to teach the new Digital Technology merit badge.

How one council recruits new Scouts with its store in a suburban mall

The Northwest Suburban Council recruits more Scouting families to the BSA with a new “storefront Scouting” experience at a suburban mega-mall.