Every three years, Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) holds a National
  Council Session—also known as NCS. During NCS, elected National
  Council delegates representing all 111 councils across the nation, USA
  Girl Scouts Overseas, and the National Board, gather to discuss,
  debate, and vote on issues important to the Girl Scout Movement and
  elect national leaders for the next triennium.
 Throughout their three-year term, delegates gather feedback from
  their council's membership, learn about proposals, and act as their
  council's voice by serving as voting members on the National Council.
  Delegates then share insights and report on actions taken by the
  National Council with their council's membership at Annual Meetings
  and other council events.
 NCS is part of GSUSA's national convention, held
  every three years. The other part of the convention is a
  member-focused event with dynamic, interactive workshops for girls and
  adults. This event includes inspiring speakers, exciting adventures,
  and opportunities to meet Girl Scouts from around the United States
  and the world, sparking forever friendships. The next national
  convention is scheduled for July 20–25, 2026, and will take place in
  Washington, DC, our nation's capital, which will be celebrating our
  country's 250th birthday.
 
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