Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp Registration

The Re:wild Your Campus team is very excited to host the next session of our Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp, a 2-day (July 17th & 18th from 3-5:30pm PT) virtual training intensive built for those looking to dive deep into advocacy and organizing in the toxins space (and beyond!). Upon completion, participants will have the opportunity to join the RYC Student Network to connect with RYC alumni, staff, and current students working on rewilding initiatives across the U.S.

If you are a college student or community member looking to learn more about toxic chemicals, rewilding spaces, the intersection of human and environmental health, and how these issues tie back to racial and social justice, join the RYC Team for our Bootcamp! The course is completely free to students and has a suggested donation of $50 for all community members. Fill out the form below to join us!

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RYC is incredibly excited to open up our Advocacy Bootcamp to students and non-students alike, we have a suggested donation of $50 for our non-student participants. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. The donation link can be found here.
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