2024 Girl Talk Camp is our 14th annual, week-long, summer day camp for girls ages 9-13 and our flagship Girl Talk experience. Each lesson, speaker, activity, and service project is carefully curated to help our campers develop confidence during the most formative years of their lives. Through our unique peer-to-peer model, each girl will have daily opportunities to discover ways she can become a more effective leader in her school and community!
When: June 3rd-7th, 2024 | 9am-3pm daily*
*Doors open at 8am and pickup is available through 4pm.
Where: Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School | Atlanta, GA
Girl Talk Camp has served as a pivotal moment for hundreds of girls on their leadership journeys throughout the organization’s history. Year after year, the impact is clear…
“I’ve stepped out of my comfort zone and grown mentally and spiritually. Girl Talk has taught me much about community service, friendship, and confidence. Girl Talk is an everlasting bond with the counselors and peers that doesn’t end. I love Girl Talk.” -Chlo’e E., 2023 Camper
Are you a High School Leader interested in mentoring the next generation of Girl Talk girls? Our High School Counselors provide leadership, mentorship, and encouragement to the campers. Join us as a Camp Counselor to gain access to activities, inspiring speakers, creating new friendships, and watching the transformation of not only our Campers, but also yourself!
Find the counselor application below.
Camp scholarshipS
At Girl Talk, we are committed to removing barriers to leadership including financial obstacles, and encourage interested camp participants to complete the request for a camp scholarship if needed.
Camp Counselor application
Each year, the number of girls who wish to be Counselors grows and we look forward to welcoming our largest group of Counselors yet this year! Apply today to join us as a Counselor.
Camp Registration
Are you ready to register a Girl Talk Camper?
We can’t wait to see your leader at this year’s Girl Talk Camp! For any questions, please email [email protected].
“I encourage all of you to get your daughters involved because I know that in the future, it’ll inspire and help them become who they need to be.” – Girl Talk Parent