US EditionWhy boys and young men need Scouting now more than ever
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Why boys and young men need Scouting now more than ever
Boys and men are increasingly lonely and at a higher risk of suicide now than at any time before. Scouting can help, and it doesn’t have to come at the expense of girls and young women, either. That was the message delivered by Richard Reeves, president of the American Institute for Boys and Men, at Scouting America’s 2025 National Annual Meeting. “One of the biggest problems we’re facing now is the declining prospects of boys and young men,” Re…
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