Summer 2023 - Peace Camp
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LFFP will be offering on-campus, in-person programs while implementing COVID-19 best practices to ensure that all campers and staff are safe while having fun! Our Peace Camp schedule will kick off June 19th at UUCA!
UUCA Peace Camp Week 1 and 2
Check out the UUCA Peace Camp flyer here.
Who: Children ages 5-14
What: Summer camp designed to introduce peace to children ages 5-14
Where: UUCA in Arlington, 4444 Arlington, Blvd, Arlington, VA
When: 9:00am -3:00pm
Week 1- June 19-23 | Week 2- June 26-June 30th
Price: $320 per week
Register: Click here to register today!
Greenbelt Peace Camp
Check out the Greenbelt Peace Camp flyer here!
Who: Children ages 5-14
Where: Greenbelt Community Church
When: July 24th-28th from 9:00am -3:00pm
Price: $275
Register: Click here to register today!
Peace Camp at The Carriage House
Kittamaqundi Community Church
Check out the Kittamaqundi Peace Camp flyer here.
Who: Children ages 5-14
Where: Kittamaqundi Community Church in Columbia, MD
When: August 7th-11th from 9:00am-1:00pm
Pricing: Sliding Scale, see registration form for details.
Register: Click here to register today!
Peace Camp at Mount Rainier/DC
Check out the Mount Rainier/DC Peace Camp flyer here.
Who: Children ages 5-14
Where: Northeastern Presbyterian Church 2112 Varnum Street NE Washington, DC
When: July 17-July 24th 9am-3pm
Pricing: $275
Register: Click here to register today!
LFFP will be offering on-campus, in-person programs while implementing COVID-19 best practices to ensure that all campers and staff are safe while having fun! Our Peace Camp schedule will kick off June 19th at UUCA!
UUCA Peace Camp Week 1 and 2
Check out the UUCA Peace Camp flyer here.
Who: Children ages 5-14
What: Summer camp designed to introduce peace to children ages 5-14
Where: UUCA in Arlington, 4444 Arlington, Blvd, Arlington, VA
When: 9:00am -3:00pm
Week 1- June 19-23 | Week 2- June 26-June 30th
Price: $320 per week
Register: Click here to register today!
Greenbelt Peace Camp
Check out the Greenbelt Peace Camp flyer here!
Who: Children ages 5-14
Where: Greenbelt Community Church
When: July 24th-28th from 9:00am -3:00pm
Price: $275
Register: Click here to register today!
Peace Camp at The Carriage House
Kittamaqundi Community Church
Check out the Kittamaqundi Peace Camp flyer here.
Who: Children ages 5-14
Where: Kittamaqundi Community Church in Columbia, MD
When: August 7th-11th from 9:00am-1:00pm
Pricing: Sliding Scale, see registration form for details.
Register: Click here to register today!
Peace Camp at Mount Rainier/DC
Check out the Mount Rainier/DC Peace Camp flyer here.
Who: Children ages 5-14
Where: Northeastern Presbyterian Church 2112 Varnum Street NE Washington, DC
When: July 17-July 24th 9am-3pm
Pricing: $275
Register: Click here to register today!
What is Peace Camp?Peace Camps are week long LFFP programs designed to introduce peace to children ages 5-14. LFFP utilizes art, games, and presentations to teach children mindfulness, empathy, anger management, conflict resolution, and self-empowerment.
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For information about camps, scholarships, or if you have questions, please contact us at peacecamp@lffp.org.
Peace Camp Poetry Gallery
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A poem by Jonathan Harness "I can see the sun Through the clouds I've broken Evaporating the walls of my cage I set forth Taking the path least traveled Because I blaze it as I go Putting prints behind me Party grows larger Because I hold my hands out Pull people from the Rapids Share the herbs I've picked up along my way Remedy everything With an open hand and an explorer's machete." |
Peace Transformer
By Leila Park, age 12 "We are peace transformers not robots, not cars even though that would be cool but we still transform, we still change we change hate to love we change racism into equality we change war to peace even though we are not robots or cars we are peace transform." |
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What Is Peace?
A poem by Piper Powell "What is peace? Peace is a single breath that becomes stronger when we work together. Peace is the choice that everyone has to make. Are you going to choose violence... or peace? Peace is a voice that has been forgoten, but is rembered thanks to peacemakers all around us. Peace is the fire that brings warmth back to us after a deadly war full of regrets. Peace are new eyes you can look through like I did and so many others. Peace is all those things and more." |
Interested in Having Peace Camp Come to Your Community next year? Click here and together we can make it happen!