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Youth Culture Camps

Youth culture camps for intercountry adoptees offer profound benefits for their identity search and journey by creating a supportive community where participants can connect with others who share similar experiences. 

These camps provide a unique opportunity for adoptees to explore their cultural heritage through educational activities, which helps them develop a deeper understanding of their roots and fosters a stronger sense of identity. The inclusive environment allows adoptees to openly express their feelings and challenges, promoting emotional healing and self-discovery. Additionally, the presence of mentors and role models who have navigated similar journeys offers guidance and inspiration, further supporting personal growth. 

By building lasting friendships with peers who understand their unique experiences, adoptees gain a sense of belonging and empowerment, crucial for developing self-esteem and advocating for themselves. Overall, these camps play a vital role in helping intercountry adoptees integrate their cultural heritage with their personal identity, contributing significantly to their overall well-being and sense of self.

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Youth Culture Camps – By Country of Origin

  • China

    – Camp Friendship (New Jersey)

    – Chinese Family Camp (Indiana)

    – Chinese Heritage Camp (Colorado)

    – Chinese Heritage Camp II (Colorado)

    – Joyous Chinese Cultural School + Camp 

    – Our Camp China (North Carolina)


  • Korea

    – Korean Heritage Camp (Colorado)

    – Camp Choson (Minnesota) 

    – Camp Kimchee

    – Korean Adoption Means Pride (KAMP) (Iowa)

    – Camp Moo Gung Hwa (North Carolina)

    – Camp MuJiGae (Upstate New York)

    – Sae Jong Camp (Michigan)

    – Camp Moon Hwa (Minnesota)

    – Camp Pride Korea (Illinois)

    – Korean American Adoptive Family Network (KAAN) (Minnesota)

    – Destination Korea Camp (Texas)

  • Vietnam

    – (SEAPI) SE Asia/Pacific Islander Heritage Camp

  • Latin America

    – LaSemana (Minnesota)

    – Latin American Heritage Camp (Colorado)

    – Mi Pueblo (Ohio)

  • India

    – Camp Masala-South Asian Heritage Camp (Minnesota)

    –  Indian/Nepalese Heritage Camp (Colorado)

  • More Youth Culture Camps Coming Soon!

    Would you like your program to be included? 

    Contact [email protected] with the following information: 

    – Name of Program 

    – Name of Organization

    – Program Website 

    – Program Social Media 

    – Program Description 

    – What country of origin does your program serve? 

    – Does your program serve adoptees of all ages? (Yes/No) (Please Specify Ages) 

 

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