NorCal T-Camp
Application for NorCal T-Camp 2025 is now CLOSED!
- When is it? March 21 to 23, 2025
- Where is it? Happy Valley Conference Center (2159 Branciforte Dr, Santa Cruz, CA 95065)
- When is the application due? Application deadline: March 1, 2025 at 11:59pm!!! When will I be notified about my acceptance? Participants will be notified if they were selected to attend by March 8, 2025.
- Who can apply? We welcome applicants from any Northern California college or university, including community colleges. We encourage you to apply for T-Camp if:
- You wish to explore your own gender identity/expression and engage in dialogue with others
- You wish to build community with your peers across multiple campuses and experiences
- You wish to gain knowledge regarding trans and nonbinary identities, gender issues, self-care, wellness, and accessing resources and support as part of your own personal journey
We look forward to seeing you at NorCal T Camp 2025! If you have any questions, please contact the NorCal T-Camp Planning Committee (norcaltcamp@gmail.com or queer@ucsc.edu).
We welcome applications from any NorCal college or university, including community colleges! To apply, scan the QR Code or use this link: https://forms.gle/3kBRXNQToUKnWW4e8
If you are based in Southern California, please check out SoCal T-Camp instead: http://out.ucr.edu/programs/t-camp.html
Some additional info about T-Camp
How will y'all be COVID safe? Great question!
- The Conference Center staff will wear masks at all times while indoors. T-Camp participants are welcome to wear masks indoors but are not required to do so.
- The venue space is large enough to allow for social distancing of participants.
- During meals, participants are welcome to eat outdoors.
History of T Camp: NorCal T-Camp is typically an intercampus two-day retreat for Northern California college and university students to explore gender identity and expression and to engage in dialogue with our peers. 2023 marked the first time T-Camp was in person since 2020! This event is specifically for students who are exploring and/or questioning identity, expression, and belonging across the gender spectrum. Retreat facilitators include campus LGBTQIA+ resource professionals and community allies.
