Another Camp is Possible: Young People and Social Change

Most summer camps host competitive color wars and name their bunks after numbers, letters or (often fictitious) Native American Tribes. Only one camp hosts the World Peace Olympics and names its bunks after people like Harriet Tubman, Anne Frank and Pablo Neruda. This camp is Camp Kinderland. Over eighty years after its founding, Kinderland is alive and kicking, and is still working to make the world a better place by teaching cooperation and collaboration and fostering a sense of social justice. This event brings a screening of a teaser for the new documentary Another Camp is Possible, about Camp Kinderland, after which the film’s director, Katie Halper, leads a conversation with young activists and Kinderland alums.

Another Camp is Possible is presented as part of of the Women Center Stage Festival 2008