
- Hosted by the Kewa Pueblo in Santa Fe, NM.
- Approximately 1000 youth from over 25 tribal nations attended.
- 58 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 leadership and a vision for the campers future.
- Arts and crafts workshops took place where kids made dream catchers.
- Music and gardening workshops were run by our partners from Bank of America.
- Parents, chaperones and local community members enjoyed workshops in cooking and parenting.
- 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.
12 minute video of the 2008 camp. (Use itunes to view.)
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 Native Vision Program.  
Native Vision National Office Marlena Hammen, NV Coordinator 621 N Washington St. Baltimore, MD 21205 phone (410) 955-6931 email: mhammen@jhsph.edu Photos on the Native Vision website courtesy of Ed Cunicelli and Kristine Kauffman. ed cunicelli/photographer inc. p.o. box 86, glen mills, pa 19342 www.cunicelli.com |