đź“‹ Read the program description for more information:Â bit.ly/vspn-fsac-about
Join the Virginia Student Power Network (VSPN)Â for our 2025 Freedom School Action Camp!

Virginia Student Power Network invites student organizers in so-called Virginia to join us for the latest iteration of our annual, summer organizing fellowship program: the 2025 Freedom Schools Action Camp (FSAC)!
Our FSAC is a free, unpaid nine-week long, youth organizing cohort focused on political education, strategic campaign planning, and transformative leadership development. During this training camp, groups of students from across universities + schools in VA will engage alongside VSPN in a mix of virtual camp training sessions, in-person training(s), and skill-building + application spaces.
This program will be primarily virtual, with some opportunities for in-person engagement.
Note: We highly encourage former VSPN Freedom School fellows who are currently students to apply to this program as a part of a pod.
Are you interested in supporting FSAC by taking on facilitation and support roles? Click here for more information to to sign up!
📌 Application deadline: Sunday June 1st at 11:59pm (EST)
🟢 Program start: Sunday June 15th (deadline to accept invitation to join cohort)
đź”´ Program end: August 17th (approximately; subject to change)Â
đź“‹ Learn more about the program by checking out the program description: bit.ly/vspn-fsac-about
Link to Application Questions in PDF form
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The Virginia Student Power Network is a Black-led, youth-led, queer-led abolitionist organization at the forefront of transformative change. For the past 12 years, our organization has served a crucial role in advancing progressive values, shifting conditions, and generating new opportunities for liberation.
Our network of young people is committed to ending policing, prisons, surveillance, and militarism. We fight for our future, collective liberation, in which all communities break free from policing and the carceral state and everyone has the skills necessary to make sense of the world – and where young people, students, and workers have decision-making power, self-determination, and autonomy within their lives.