Considering the diversity of our community, LAJF is taking steps to become more linguistically accessible. Considering the barriers that non-English speakers face when it comes to learning about, applying and going to Camp is very important. This LAJFellowship project will coordinate the translation of the key elements needed to learn about and apply to Camp Rising Sun to more than 15 languages. Having finalized the research phase, we are looking for volunteers that would like to help with the process of translating different resources. Learn more about the project in our blog this week.
Celebrating Changemakers: Meet 5 CRS Women who are Changing the World
From New Jersey to the Netherlands, from EMTs to climate justice activists, these alumni are changing the world. We will be hearing from five changemakers who are inspiring their communities in different ways, a continuation of and an addition to our series of Instagram takeovers over the last few months. And Kristen Chang ’14, Linda Barry ’16, Dominika Lasota ’18, Woohyun Kwen ’19, and Anneteke Adoga ’20 all certainly have a lot to say.
How are LAJF Board Directors Elected?
Introducing Internship Ready!
Solar Energy At Camp Rising Sun
How to be your own Leader - By Renzo '19
“As a leader, I was trying to figure out how to make it easier for the whole community to create a sense of belonging to Camp. I think many people still think that we should be an ideal leader, ignoring that they can be their own ideal leader and that they can take advantage of their own abilities to serve their community.”
Summer of 2021 Update and Opportunities
#LifeAfterCRS - GEJ Scholars explore art, gender, and education
The 2020 GEJ Scholars are selected as they exemplify LAJF’s mission of fostering a lifelong commitment to compassionate and responsible leadership for the betterment of our communities. Over the coming months, we will feature the 2020 GEJ Scholars so that you can get to know them. To learn more about this and other opportunities for CRS alums, please visit our website.
Read our blog today to learn about Alicia Sandoval Vadillo ‘13, who recently curated a show titled “My Soul Reaches for Dreams” at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in New Mexico, and Zachary Kaplan ‘08, former social studies teacher and currently at law school.







