On February 22, the world commemorates World Thinking Day. It began in 1926 and is now commemorated annually by Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in 150 countries. The significance, history, and topic of the day are all important. Let's learn more about them:

SIGNIFICANCE OF WORLD THINKING DAY

The day provides an occasion to advocate for young women's rights and needs. It's also a means to raise money for deserving and needy ladies. Millions of young girls commemorate this day. It's a chance for scouts to meet other female scouts, guide them, and share their sisterhood. Young girls have the opportunity to speak up about problems that are important to them and to convey their message around the world.

HISTORY OF WORLD THINKING DAY

It was considered at the fourth female scout international conference in 1926 that there was a need for a day where the girl scout could create awareness for girl guides and girl scouts all over the world. Also, to thank and respect the other'sisters' in the girl guides and scouts.

The community agreed on February 22nd as Thinking Day's date and name. Lord Baden-Powell and his wife Lady Olave Baden-Powell both celebrated their birthdays on February 22. Lord founded the Boy Scouts of America, and his wife served as the first world chief guide. In 1999, the day's name was changed to World Thinking Day.

THEME FOR WORLD THINKING DAY 2022

World Thinking Day was founded with the goal of assisting, educating, and advocating for young women around the world. The day's theme is chosen by a group of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. "Our World: Our Equal Future: The Environment and Gender Equality" is the topic for 2022.