The Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey have officially opened a new DreamLab in Paramus, a 12,000-square-foot facility dedicated to hands-on learning in science, technology, and creative arts. This DreamLab, the second in New Jersey following one in New Brunswick, increases the total number of DreamLabs across the country to 12. The facility includes over 8,500 square feet of experience space and 3,500 square feet of office space, aiming to serve more than 19,000 Girl Scouts and 10,000 adult members across five counties. During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, local leaders and Girl Scouts of the USA President Bonnie Barczykowski highlighted the importance of this space. The DreamLab features various amenities such as a podcast studio, robotics, coding, 3D printing, jewelry design, and culinary programming, alongside a sensory room designed to promote inclusion. Sandra Kenoff, president and CEO of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, emphasized the DreamLab's role in empowering girls and fostering a sense of community. Programs will be available not only to Girl Scouts but also to the broader community, enhancing educational opportunities for girls aged 5-18 in the region.