Girl Scouts of the USA is hosting two events to launch ToGetHerThere, the boldest cause campaign dedicated to girls' leadership issues in the nation's history, on Tuesday, January 31 in New York City and on Wednesday, February 1 in Washington, DC.

The New York event features a panel discussion with key thought leaders in education, business, government and entertainment. ABC News journalist Deborah Roberts will moderate the panel, which will explore ways members of society can support girls in reaching their leadership potential. The program will include:   

• Connie L. Lindsey, national president, Girl Scouts of the USA
• Anna Maria Chávez, chief executive officer, Girl Scouts of the USA  
• Michele Kwan, public diplomacy envoy, U.S. State Department and Olympian Figure Skater   
• Joanna Coles, editor-in-chief, Marie Claire  
• Jean Chatzky, best selling author, personal finance expert and correspondent, NBC "Today"
• Linda Descano, president and chief executive officer, Women & Co., Citi  
• Kristen Sanchez, Deputy Managing Partner, Markets & Offerings, Deloitte LLP.

Watch on Tuesday, January 31 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. CST via a live stream -- the password is togetherthere.

The Washington, DC event assembles top public policymakers to discuss the state of girls today and set forth a resolution to foster supportive environments and help girls achieve their full potential. To date, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius and Representative Nancy Pelosi have confirmed their participation.

The goal of ToGetHerThere: to create balanced leadership in a single generation. When girls succeed, so does society. Together, we will get her there. 

Have you been waiting to nominate that amazing volunteer in your service unit? Here's your chance! Board-approved awards are the perfect way to show your appreciation and to give thanks to your fellow volunteers.

Awards include Girl Scout Volunteer Achievement Award, Thanks Badge, Community Partner Award, and more -- see the entire list here and get the nomination forms here.

Are you ready to rodeo Girl Scout style?! Gather up the young'uns, don yur jeans, boots,and hats and head on down to the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo for the first-ever Girl Scout Day on Sunday,
February 12! 

Experience this long-standing San Antonio tradition with a Girl Scout scavenger hunt on the rodeo grounds, and explore the many educational exhibits such as the Rodeo Hall of Fame, Animal Adventures, Little Hands on the Farm, and the Horse Education Building. Y'all will even earn yourselves a commemorative rodeo patch (pictured above)!

Cost is $13/person ages 3+ (young'uns 2 and under are free) and includes admission, rodeo performance ticket, and the patch. No worries y'all, the concert is a family-friendly show featurin' Hot Chelle Rae after the rodeo performance. Grounds open at 9:00 a.m. and the show begins at 1:00 p.m.