Similar to the Eagle Scout Project, the Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. This project can be completed by only Girl Scouts in high school, and it challenges girls to tackle a problem in their community, changing the world for the better. The project consists of at least 80 hours of work, and gold award recipients must use their leadership and organizational skills to transform their project into action.

The main purpose for my gold award is to help fight violence against women and make girls feel more safe and confident in their community.

Krav Maga was invented by Imi Lichtenfeld, who created this martial art to help the Jewish people protect themselves against the Nazis. This style of self-defense is also used in the Israeli military, or the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces), and it is designed to be practical and intuitive for people of any age, shape, or size.

Krav Maga was originally invented to defend the Jewish people against the Nazis back in the 1930s. Later, it was modified and refined by various fighters, and it is now used by soldiers in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). In fact, Krav Maga is known for its focus on real-world situations and its extreme efficiency as well as brutal counter-attacks.

I am currently an Ambassdor in Girl Scout Troop 60288, and I have been in scouting for over 7 years. Additionally, I completed both my Bronze Award and Silver Award, and I served as the Assistant Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL), Quartermaster, Head Instructor, and Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) in my troop. In regards to martial arts, I have trained in Krav Maga, Jujitsu, and Muay Thai Kickboxing since I was 9 years old. I practice martial arts and self-defense skills at KravZone (http://www.kravmagabayarea.com/)under Shlomi Katz, who was formally the head of the Krav Maga and counter terror training in the LOTAR – the Counter Terror School (CTU) of the IDF.