Part 2 of this podcast explores the governance failings of Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), highlighting the disconnect between the National Board and its grassroots membership. 

   A key theme is the lack of inclusion and transparency in decision-making, particularly regarding major dues increases and the implementation of new technology. This has fostered a sense of powerlessness among volunteers, ultimately leading to legal action by a local council. 

   The discussion also exposes a broader issue: the erosion of the organization's democratic processes and its failure to uphold its own values of empowering girls and women. By disregarding volunteer concerns and feedback, GSUSA has created a systemic problem that damages internal relationships and undermines its mission.