The AADM Youth Civil Rights Leadership Camp is an immersive leadership experience designed to equip middle and high school students with the confidence, knowledge, and skills to become leaders in their schools, communities, and beyond.

Through engaging workshops, interactive activities, field-trips, team-building experiences, and hands-on learning, participants explore topics such as leadership, civic engagement, public speaking, conflict resolution, social justice, advocacy, nonprofit leadership, and community service.

Students will strengthen their communication skills, build meaningful friendships, develop critical thinking abilities, and discover how their voices can create positive change. Whether they aspire to be entrepreneurs, educators, artists, elected officials, or community advocates, this camp helps young people recognize their potential and prepares them to lead with purpose, integrity, and compassion.

The Youth Civil Rights Leadership Camp is part of AADM's ongoing End the School-to-Prison Pipeline (ESTPP) initiative, which creates positive pathways for youth while addressing systemic barriers that impact students and families. Our goal is to empower the next generation with the tools, confidence, and opportunities they need to thrive.