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Find National Service Center content below for each segment of the virtual roundtable format. Timely new content is in development. Check back frequently to see what has been added for the coming months. See the Roundtable Archive Page for previous topics.
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August 2020 – Restart Scouting Checklist
September 2020 – Scoutbook Help and Support
October 2020 – Journey to Excellence
November 2020 – Safety While Gaming
December 2020 – Online Registration Tools and Resources (Video | PDF)
January 2021 – New Charter Renewal Options
March 2021 – Accessing Information and DEI Merit Badge Status
August 2020 – Getting Parents Involved (9:41)
September 2020 – Recruitment Events (9:41)
October 2020 – Welcoming New Families (8:59)
November 2020 – Keeping Your Cub Scouts: Having Fun (8:51)
December 2020 – Pinewood Derby Hacks (9:04)
January 2021 – Blue and Gold – “Blue and Gold is not what you think it is” (8:42) (Discussion Questions)
February 2021 – Advancements (12:31) (Discussion Questions)
March 2021 – Annual Planning Conference (8:41) (Discussion Questions)
April 2021 – Virtual Meetings (7:21) (Discussion Questions)
May 2021 – Summertime Activities (7:30) (Discussion Questions)
August 2020 – Leader Recruitment and Succession Planning (3:06)
September 2020 – Recruiting in the Time of Pandemic (8:40)
October 2020 – Developing High Performance Youth Leaders (4:27)
November 2020 – How to Conduct Socially Distanced Ceremonies (3:20)
December 2020 – Preparing for Your New Cub Scouts (3:15)
January 2021 – The Importance of Advancement (4:35) (Discussion Questions)
February 2021 – The Guide to Safe Scouting (3:02) (Discussion Questions)
March 2021 – The Scouting Journey (5:29) (Discussion Questions)
April 2021 – Engaging Your Chartering Organization (6:07) (Discussion Questions)
May 2021 – Impact of the Patrol Method (5:58) (Discussion Questions)
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