Summer Social Justice Camp 2024 Application

Who: for middle and high school students who live in Chittenden County

When: 12-4pm on July 23, 24, 25, 30, 31 and Aug. 1

Where: Outright Vermont (241 N. Winooski Ave.) in Burlington

What: Participants will choose topics of what they’d like to learn about and discuss. We’ll spend each day on a different topic. Examples of previous topics are LGBTQIA+ representation in media, disability rights, and gun violence. Attendees of the camp not only learn and discuss these issues; they also build skills to bring about change. We’ll also play games, make art, share food, learn about each other through storytelling, and have fun!

Why: We want to provide a space for youth to learn and identify ways they want to make their school and community better.

*The camp is free to attend. After the camp is over, each participants will receive a check with a small stipend for each day they came to camp.

Apply by June 1st!

We also have a BIPOC Overnight Camp Aug. 18-22. Registration will close June 1st.

Email kayla.edjvt@gmail.com with any questions.

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Which school do you attend? *
What grade are you going into? *
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Which days can you attend the camp? Check all that apply. It's okay if you don't know for sure. *
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Will you need help getting to and from camp? The camp will take place in Burlington's Old North End. *
Do you have any dietary restrictions?
Do you have any access needs?
Why is attending the Summer Social Justice Camp important to you? *
Write 2-3 sentences. It doesn't have to be long!
Are you participating in anything related to social justice or activism in your school or community? If yes, please describe what you're involved in.
Which topics are you interested in learning about and discussing?

This could be current events, historical events, human rights issues, social justice campaigns, types of leaders, etc.

What type of activities would you like to do at camp?
Examples: write poetry, play board games, make art, play games outside, cook, write letters to lawmakers, watch movies or documentaries, read books and articles, design workshops for educators, restorative justice circles
Campers have the option of leading an activity at camp. If there's an activity that you'd like to lead, please describe it below.
The Education Justice Coalition focuses on working with people of color, people with disabilities, and people in the LGBTQIA+ community. If you feel comfortable, please check all of the identities that describe you.
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