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Whether you have already put a considerable amount of work into your Silver Award or are just getting started, think about ways to incorporate relationship-oriented concepts into your project.  If you have already begun, you may want to reflect on:

  1. Why it is you chose your topic?
  2. Who benefits from it -- directly and/or indirectly?
  3. Who is working with you? 
  4. How do your interactions with them help or hurt your progress on your goals? 
  5. Are there ways to work together you hadn’t considered before?
  6. As the leader of the group, what can you do to create a working environment that is productive and helpful in achieving your goals?

If you have not yet begun and are thinking of topics or ideas, you may want to create a project that is based on issues of girls’ friendship and/or relationships with others.  In addition to the questions listed above, you may want to consider:

  1. What are the issues you believe matter most to girls within their relationships with others?
  2. On what age group of girls would you like to focus?
  3. Which media work best for those ages (puppet shows for girls in grades K-3, a video documentary for girls in grades 4-8)?
  4. As a leader, how will you enlist others to help?  Why do you believe healthy relationships are so important?

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