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Leadership Experiences of Adolescent Girls in a Girl Scouts After School Program: A Phenomenological Approach
The purpose of this qualitative, interview-based study was to explore the leadership experiences of adolescent girls attending low income schools involved in a Girl Scouts after school program. This research study specifically focused on a Girl Scouts after school programs in a Midwest city. The qua
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