The Charlottesville Fire Department is taking applications for its annual Girls Fire & EMS Camp, taking place July 23–25, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily.
Cue up the lawsuit from a legal group associated with or inspired by Trump hatchet man Stephen Miller challenging this obvious, flagrant attempt at DEI.
Because we can’t have good things anymore.
And this is a good thing on the part of the Charlottesville Fire Department, which uses the camp to introduce middle and high school-aged girls to the world of fire and emergency medical services.
Now in its third year, the camp is designed to empower and inspire girls by giving them a unique opportunity to learn directly from female firefighters and EMS professionals in a field where women are historically underrepresented.
Fox News is going to do a hit piece on this. That Will Cain guy is beside himself, you can just feel it.
What will campers do?
- Learn and practice stop the bleed and first aid
- Try on firefighting gear and operate hoses
- Participate in search and rescue drills
- Perform basic EMS skills
- Engage in confidence-building and team activities
Register
The application deadline is July 7.
Acceptance notifications will be sent by July 11.
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