PEACE CAMP INTERNATIONAL 2022
Location: Interfaith Community Sanctuary
(1763 NW 62nd St. Seattle, WA 98107)
Dates: July 11 – July 29 (Mon. through Fri.)
Time: 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Please inquire for extended care)
REGISTER for Peace Camp HERE.
What will we do?
The Arts:
Each day we will do hands-on activities across the arts – visual, literature, drama, Legos/building, and music.
Active/Kinesthetic:
Walking to and exploring neighborhood parks, Ballard swimming pool, Seattle Center, capture the flag, cooperative games, inventive games, unstructured outdoor play, and more!
Play/Exploration:
Free, open play will be offered each day, such as: swimming, going to the park, and field trips around the city. Group process will follow each activity, so that children can reflect on what they experienced and their thinking and feeling about it.
Circle Time:
We will have community sharing and reflection three times in the day – morning, afternoon and evening. This is a time where we can share and listen from the heart with one another.
Closure:
Each day will culminate in a journal reflection starting from self and branching out into larger wonder. There will be time to share with group if desired.
About PEACE CAMP INTERNATIONAL:
Peace Camp International is an all-ages, non-denominational community day-camp experience for children and youth located in the Ballard area of Seattle. We also enjoy sharing Peace Camp International in Uganda!
Learn more on the Interfaith Community Sanctuary website page:
https://interfaithcommunitysanctuary.org/gatherings/partnerships/peace-camp-international/
and on the Peace Camp International Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/SeattleWashingtonUSA
About Peace Camp International creator, founder and visionary:
“How wonderful to have this global family to share and hold the joys and sorrows of life, especially during these challenging times. Thank you to all of the folks who support the heart and mission of Peace Camp International, especially Interfaith Community Sanctuary, Maher Ashram, and Uganda Martyrs Orphans Project.”
~ Gretchen Rowe
