We were asked to post information on how to gain access to the BSA survey if not received in an email...
While
the Boy Scout National survey I told you about at Round Table is only
open to those invited to participate, you still have an opportunity to
express your opinion, but first let me outline the process:
· Planning – The BSA defines the desired process and intended outcomes. (Feb. 6-28)
· Listening – The BSA’s standing committees engage key stakeholders for input and develop a summary impact report. (March 1 – April 5)
· Evaluating
– The BSA’s officers review the summary impact report and prepare a
resolution for the consideration of the National council voting members.
(April 5-17)
· Educating – The report and resolution are shared with the voting members of the National council. (April 18 – May 24)
· Deciding – The BSA conducts on-site information sessions for registered participants at its National Annual Meeting. (May 22-24)
· Implementing – Based on the resolution and vote, the BSA will determine and implement next steps for the organization. (May 24-ongoing)
We are currently in the listening phase.
More information can be obtained at:
If you desire to express your views that can be done via email at:
or by mail at:
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
P.O. Box 152079
Irving, Texas 75015-2079
National Council
P.O. Box 152079
Irving, Texas 75015-2079
Or by phone:
Unfortunately
you will not be able to take the survey unless it was sent to you by
BSA. Still the volume of interested parties is of value. May I suggest
you include the following in your communication:
· Name
· That you are a registered adult volunteer
· How long you have been a volunteer
· If you were an Eagle Scout
· Your opinion regarding allowing avowed gays in the Boy Scouts
· 3-5 bulleted reasons why
Please be respectful but firm in your tone of voice
Thank you for your interest.
Regards,
Craig Skidmore
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