Summer Leadership Day Camp

Camp Description: Moses Brown Camp
Girls Leadership Collaborative: A transformational camp experience for girls entering 3rd-8th grade. We offer hands-on individualized leadership development where participants identify personal leadership styles and individual strengths while developing community. Activities will include off campus ropes course (low and high), youth designed games, art projects, role play, scavenger hunts, yoga, a design/build project and so much more! Come develop your voice in an inclusive, supportive and exciting environment with other young leaders. Participants will emerge prepared to collaborate effectively, identify their passions and navigate outcome oriented conflict resolutions. Girls will thrive in this supportive, safe and engaging atmosphere. GLC Facilitators are highly trained to foster intrinsic motivation, self-awareness and help girls connect with and celebrate one another. The GLC Summer camp is divide into 2 divisions: 3rd-5th grade and a 5th-8th grade division. June 27-July 1, Mon-Fri from 9:00 am-3:00 pm. (Monday 8:15 am-3:00) To register, visit www.mosesbrown.org and visit “camps”.

Here’s what girls are saying about being a part of our programs and summer camp:

My understanding of leadership has changed completely. I used to think that a leader had mostly his or her ideas heard and was one of the popular kids. A leader had to have her idea come first and more responsibility with presenting the idea. A leader had to be the boss. Now, I believe a leader has to be honest and make sure everyone’s ideas are heard and are incorporated in the final result. A leader has to be honest, loyal, and extremely trustworthy. A leaders lifts up others and creates opportunities to allow others feel significant and useful. GLC has taught me all of this and more. (5th grader)

I learned that to be a leader, it’s not about your power, but your ability to empower others. (7th grader)

I’ve always thought leadership was about being the best. But actually I realize that you have to have your ups and downs and you have to fail, so that you can always try again and never give up. (6th grader)

Something I learned that surprised me was that being the leader isn’t just being your class president, or having some sort of title. It’s about helping others out, standing up for you and your friends, showing that you’re trustworthy inspiring and empowering others and so much more. (6th grader)

My view of myself as a leader has changed. I see myself as a stronger leader and more confident and proud of myself and my strengths. Now I will take what I’ve learned and share it with others. (4th grader)

I now know of my talents as a leader, and I will continue to find ways to help others. I see leadership differently now and I know that comes from GLC camp. (8th grader)