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Volunteer @ Summer Camp 2023

Check back for updates or email pei@bayareagirlsrockcamp.org to be added to the volunteer newsletter!

Summer Camp 2023 sessions will take place at the Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts, 1428 Alice Street in Oakland. Showcase location TBD (let us know if you have a lead!).

Volunteer Training: Sat June 3rd, approximately 10-5pm

All volunteers are welcome to attend.  Attendance required once every two calendar years for all mentorship roles, which are instrument instructor, band coach, band manager, band support, and peer mentor support.

Session 1: June 5-9 camp week, June 10 showcase
Session 2: June 12-16 camp week, June 17 showcase
Session 3: June 26-30 camp week, July 1 showcase

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Who are our volunteers?

Our volunteer base is a large and growing network of musicians, artists, educators, youth advocates, friends, family members, and more! Bay Area Girls Rock Camp absolutely depends on our wonderful, generous volunteers to keep programs running. There are a variety of volunteer positions to fit your interests, skills and availability. We need so much help and there is so much fun to be had. Even just one hour will make a large impact.

Our campers reflect the rich diversity of the Bay Area; they come from a wide range of identities, neighborhoods and socio-economic backgrounds; two-thirds are BIPOC.  We strive to create a board, staff and volunteer base that reflects this diversity, and strongly encourage BIPOC, self-identified women, trans, and gender non-binary people to volunteer.

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp is primarily led by and for women, girls, trans, and non-binary people. We value diversity, inclusion, and sensitivity towards all individuals. We welcome the support of cis-male-identified allies, and expects those who would like to volunteer to respect the importance of leadership by women, trans and non-binary people.

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volunteer testimonials

"I felt really empowered. I love that this exists and it gives me so much hope for future generations!"

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