Click here to find out more about our history and our current rock-star team!
As a non-profit, Girls Rock Fort Worth is only able to operate through tax-deductible donations. Your help gives us the ability to cover our operating costs, provide a safe space, further share our mission, maintain our musical equipment and offer assistance to campers who can’t afford the full camp fee. Click here to help invest in our girls.
Click here to find out more about our history and our current rock-star team!
Girls Rock Fort Worth runs on people-power. Whether it’s all year with our Board of Directors & Core Team, to our camp volunteers and event staffing, there is a place for you. Click here to find your place!
As a non-profit, Girls Rock Fort Worth is only able to operate through tax-deductible donations. Your help gives us the ability to cover our operating costs, provide a safe space, further share our mission, maintain our musical equipment and offer assistance to campers who can’t afford the full camp fee. Click here to help invest in our girls.
“Love is what I feel for Girls Rock! Love is what I feel for myself now. Girls Rock is full of Love!“
“Girls Rock is a place where we can all be our unapologetic selves without being afraid of judgement.“
“GRFW has been a life changer for my daughter. Thank you to everyone who has poured their heart into camp. It really does make a difference in the girls’ lives.“
“It was great learning an instrument in a week is in incredible also meeting new people, making songs with your band and showcasing it. Me, personally liked it alot. I had lots of fun learning the bass and playing with a band! My favorite part was band practice it was always fun making a song. GRFW is great!”
“Thank you, thank you, thank you for giving my daughter a truly positive and life-changing experience.”
“I had a really positive experience with girls rock fw, because coming into it, I had convinced myself I knew all there was to know about my confidence, identity, and I thought I was generally empowered. I was definitely wrong. I learned through girls much younger than me where I was going wrong, and how it was okay to take up space and jam out.”
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ABOUT GRFW
Girls Rock Fort Worth exists to empower girls, of all backgrounds and abilities through musical education, performance and workshops in an all female oriented environment. Our goal is to provide them with a positive and supportive community of peers and mentors to enhance their self-esteem and encourage social change.
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Join KERA for a special virtual screening of PBS KIDS TALK ABOUT: RACE & RACISM followed by a moderated conversation of local panelists in partnership with Alliance Child & Family Solutions and Re+Birth Equity Alliance
PBS KIDS TALK ABOUT: RACE & RACISM is a half-hour program featuring authentic conversations between real children and their parents and will include content from PBS KIDS series ‘Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,’ ‘Arthur,’ and ‘Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum.’ The show will feature kids and their parents talking about race and racial justice-related topics in an age-appropriate way, such as noticing differences in race, understanding what racism can look like, and embracing the role we all have to play in standing up for ourselves and each other -- offering viewers ideas to build on as they continue these important conversations at home.
Then stay tuned for a moderated conversation with a panel of experts:
PANELIST: Dr. Brian J. Dixon – CAB Member, Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist and Founder of Mindful (formerly Progressive Psychiatry), and Chair & CEO for Together Forward 501c4
• BIO: A philanthropist and Psychiatrist, Dr. Dixon advocates for the total health and well-being of children, adults, and families while contributing to the fields of socioeconomic justice and education. His strength is creative collaborations that challenge unhelpful social structures by offering thoughtful solutions that are scalable and transparent.
PANELIST: Jen Sarduy, President and Co-Founder of Re+Birth Equity Alliance
• BIO: Jen Sarduy is a black woman, parent, spouse, and community organizer. She is also the President and Co-Founder of Re+Birth Equity Alliance, a non-profit organization that aims to build bridges in the interest of achieving birth justice across Texas. In addition, Jen works as a Communications Manager at Harm Reduction Coalition.
PANELIST: Camille Davis Hayes, Psy.D., Director of Operations for Alliance Child & Family Solutions
• BIO: Camille lives in Desoto with her husband, children, two dogs, cat (who is part bobcat), and pet tortoise. She is an avid reader and enjoys spending time with her family taking walks, bike riding, and hiking. Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Camille has an extensive background in mental health but has taken some time to raise her family. She is eager to assist the families and individuals seeking services from ACFS.
MODERATOR: Anastasia "Stas" Taylor, MSSW, LCSW-S, Founder & CEO of Alliance Child & Family Solutions
• BIO: Anastasia is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker – Supervisor (LCSW-S) who actively provides therapy services in addition to running her agency. She is passionate about working with individuals from diverse backgrounds as she is part of a mixed-race blended family with two bonus kiddos (and now two grandchildren), two children adopted from foster care, and one biological daughter. Two of Anastasia's children are also on the Autism Spectrum, so she is both personally and professionally aware of the many challenges families face with their unique struggles and strengths. ... See MoreSee Less
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