- Hosted by the Navajo Tribe in Shiprock, NM.
- Approximately 800 youth from over 15 tribal nations attended.
- 62 professional and collegiate athletes volunteered to coach.
- Community members from the host tribe took part in camp activities, including cultural celebrations, parenting workshops and opening and closing ceremonies.
- Six sports clinics were offered, including football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, track and lacrosse.
- Leadership workshops promoted a vision for the campers future.
- Arts and crafts and media workshops took place.
- Parents, chaperones and local community members enjoyed workshops in financial literacy and cooking.
- Two scholarships were awarded to Native students entering college. Scholarship recipients were selected through a competitive narrative application and review process administered by the Center.
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We are grateful for our friendship with photographer Ed Cunicelli for many years. Ed has selflessly donated his time to attending camps and taking photographs for the Center for nearly a decade. We will always be grateful for all of his time, talent and energy he has given to the Center and the NativeVision Program.
NativeVision National Office Marlena Hammen, NV Coordinator 621 N Washington St. Baltimore, MD 21205 phone (410) 955-6931 email: mhammen@jhsph.edu Photos on the NativeVision website courtesy of Ed Cunicelli . ed cunicelli/photographer inc. p.o. box 86, glen mills, pa 19342 www.cunicelli.com |