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Changing the face of black women and girls

Bmore Empowered’s Girls Empowerment Summer Camp is an all-girls summer camp located in Baltimore, Maryland. Their camp provides a safe and nurturing summer environment for Black girls aged 9-17, and it empowers black girls through:

• Self-esteem exercises
• Black sisterhood
• Mindfulness activities
• Entrepreneurship
• Nature appreciation
• S.T.E.A.M.
• Field trips

Rhythm and Dribble Basketball Summer Camp

Rhythm and Dribble Basketball Summer Camp is designed to develop basketball skills that apply no matter what age a child is or what position they play.  Some of the skills they will help you improve include:

• Basketball IQ and Thinking the Game
• Shooting Form
• Ball Handling and Dribbling
• Perimeter and Interior Passing
• The Mid-Range Game & Shooting with Range
• Triple Threat and Wing Attack
• Ball Screen Action
• Handling Traps and Pressure with Poise
• Defensive Footwork and Positioning
• Game Conditioning and Explosiveness
• Starting Offense
• Getting Open
• Setting and Using Screens
• Moving without the Ball
• Reading the Defense
• Post Moves
• Mental Toughness
• Decision-Making
• Taking your Game to the Next Level
• And much, much more

Boys and Girls Club Summer Camp

All summer long, children can enter through our blue doors to discover the academic support, extracurricular enrichment, and adult role models that they need to become healthy, productive citizens. Their programming is designed not just to help children achieve competency in important academic areas, but to help them build self-confidence through discovering and developing their unique gifts and talents.

Howard County Park and Recreations

Howard County Summer Camps provide incredible opportunities for kids to try new sports, learn to play instruments, explore thrilling adventures, and make unforgettable memories. Each week, they offer a different theme for the extra-curricular parts of camp to stimulate imagination and creativity. In addition they offer multi-sport camps where children get instruction in sports disciplines including Flag Football, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, and Baseball. The specific sports included in each camp can vary from location to location, but every camp gives campers an opportunity to try a variety of sports.

Backyard Basecamp Summer Camp

Backyard Basecamp’s mission is to introduce, educate, and connect Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to local land, food, and nature.

Baltimore County Park and Recreation Summer Camp

Baltimore County Park and Recreations offers different camps each week, Monday through Friday. Camps run from one to five days and focus on different themes each week. Designed for children of all ages, the camp curriculum has been created to offer a wide variety of programs to meet the interests, abilities, and needs of their campers and aimed at delivering both fun and learning opportunities for children.

Black Girls Code Summer Camp

Black Girls Code’s mission is to teach and empower young Black girls in technology. They aim to play a vital role in diversifying the tech industry by nurturing future tech leaders through coding and digital technology education.

Rising Sons Book Club

The Rising Sons Book Club was formed for boys to amplify and explore authors of color and their works of literature. Statistics show that boys are not scoring well in literacy, and the Rising Sons Book Club aims to combat that narrative. The book club meets virtually and is open to boys within the reading level of 3rd grade to 9th grade, an age when many black boys statistically stop reading. The children will expand their literary prowess by reading novels, biographies, memoirs, and essays by authors of color from around the world. In the past, they read classics such as The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba, Black Panther: The Battle for Wakanda, Kareem Abdul Jabar’s Growing Up Off the Court, and New Kid by Jerry Craft.