Meet the Y’ALL ROCK CAMP ATL Board of Directors!

Y’all Rock Camp ATL is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization. Our dedicated all-volunteer working board keeps things running smoothly.

Not sure who to contact specifically? Reach out to the board as a group at board@yallrockcampatl.org.

Kim Grattan is a piano technician and musician. Her life was forever changed for the better when she attended musical theater camp as a tween, which eventually led to her joining her first band. Kim has experienced and firmly believes in the power of music to connect, heal, and inspire us. She's grateful for the opportunity to support an organization that creates a safe space and encourages young musicians to express themselves.

Bradley Colburn (she/they) is an Atlanta-based actor/singer. She attended Camp from 2013-2018 and loved the impact it had on their life. She has been volunteering with YRC since 2022 and has been on the board since the beginning of 2025. They are very passionate about creating a fun and welcoming environment for campers and volunteers. She is looking forward to the future of YRC and seeing lives be changed for the better.

Julien Dorothy (she/they) is a musician and music technologist, passionate about empowering creativity for transgender people and other marginalized identities. She's an organizer of Fourth Strike Records, a label and digital music community for queer artists, and co-founder of The Coven makerspace, enabling access to equipment for trans makers. Julien has been volunteering with YRC since 2023. An Atlanta native, she is excited to help foster creativity in the next generation of Atlanta musicians.

Sam is a practicing CPA native to the Atlanta area. He fell in love with rock music at an early age and began playing the electric guitar in high school. He has volunteered with YRC since 2026 and is excited to support the organization to keep the power chord alive and to foster a safe space for creativity, community, and belonging.

Ashe (she/they) has always found joy in music, creativity, and community. Supporting young people has also been a meaningful part of their life, from mentoring and volunteering to working with young adults throughout their career. They love helping people build confidence, discover their strengths, and grow into who they are.

Music and art have always been a part of Ashe’s life, whether supporting local musicians, picking up an instrument and playing along, painting, drawing, or simply being around creative people.

After discovering Y’all Rock Camp ATL through an open mic, Ashe began volunteering as a camp counselor in 2025. They quickly fell in love with YRC and have continued volunteering with the camp ever since.

Ashe believes every young person deserves a space where they can see themselves represented, make music with others, and feel like they belong. As a board member, they are excited to help YRC ATL continue creating an inclusive community where young musicians can make music together, build friendships and confidence, and truly be themselves.