BSA Launches New Youth Protection Committee to Help Ensure Safe Scouting
The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) convened its inaugural meeting of the Youth Protection Committee on August 30, 2023, at the BSA headquarters. Comprising representatives from the BSA, six adult survivors of child sexual abuse within Scouting, Local Councils, Chartered Organizations, and industry experts, the committee is charged with further enhancing the culture of safety and accountability throughout the organization and its community.Â
The committee has begun outlining a long-term vision for youth protection and safe Scouting, as well as the shared commitment to transparency and accountability. Additionally, the members are providing direction to the BSA as the organization pursues key projects to recognize survivors of abuse in Scouting and further improve youth protection.Â
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The BSA is hands down the best we can give our children today to help them become great productive adults, sadly yea some children fell into the leadership of some people that did not follow the belief of the scout oath and law, they were just therebfor their own sick desire, however the BSA has mad great advances in assuring this will never happen again, I know there are people out there that want nothing more than to see the BSA shut down completely, i beg those people to please let go of your hate and allow our children to have a program that it was designed to be over 100 years ago.