Georgia girls are ambitious, capable, and poised to rise. But achievement alone doesn’t tell the full story. Today, we proudly released the 2026 State of the Georgia Girl Report, offering a clearer view of both the progress girls are making and the pressures they’re navigating. Developed in partnership with Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, the report examines the experiences of girls across Georgia through five dimensions of wellness: physical, digital, emotional, academic, and social, while exploring what those findings ask of the adults, organizations, and communities around them. This morning, we continued that conversation at our report release and panel discussion. Thank you to moderator Cheryl Preheim and panelists Ameya C. Agnihotri, Ilham Askia, Reneathia P. Baker, M.D., FAAP, State Sen. Elena Parent, and Jenay Sermon, Ph.D., for bringing their perspectives to what Georgia girls need to thrive. Explore the findings, download the full report, and learn what Georgia girls need next at GeorgiaGirlScouts.org.