Camille Cyprian is the Training Organizer for Campus Camp Wellstone. She recently graduated from the University of Minnesota with an individually designed major of social justice and community organizing, combining work in African American and Chicano studies, sociology, and law. As a student, she co-organized and was an officer for the Collective Rhapsody Dance Troupe, was an ambassador for the Multicultural Excellence Program, and was an active member of both the Black Student Union and La Raza Student Cultural Center.
Camille is currently active in several issue campaigns, including expanding the Social Justice program/department at the University of Minnesota; the Brown Power Base Project, which is working to fight segregation in Minneapolis public schools; and the creation of a new social justice ministry and youth work at New Hope Baptist Church.
As a dancer, actress, and spoken word artist/poet, Camille is greatly interested in the use of the arts as a social change agent. Camille hopes to form a youth HipHop activist organization that uses the performing arts to educate and invoke social/political action among young people & young adults. She also plans on furthering her education by continuing on to graduate and law school.
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