Come and join guides on an adventure where we explore cultures from around the world!  Children will enjoy crafts, sports, games, and outdoor play while exploring culture, music, arts, language, food, and other activities from around the world. They will take something home from a new country!  It is sure to be loads of fun! Your friends will all want to join you on this adventure.  

• Asia
• Pacific Islands
• Europe
• Africa/Middle East
• Latin America
• Native America

Daily presentations about local, national, and international topics provide inspiration for young adults to be advocates in their community. Dates will be announced for registration as soon as the camp is scheduled.

Weather permitting, there will also be outdoor fun and games! At the end of each week there will be an art exhibition for friends and family to view and take home the travelers’ masterpieces. Make sure your traveler dresses for the messes! The first week will be Asian countries, the second week will be North American countries, and the final week will be European countries. Stay tuned for upcoming dates.

This symposium will bring a rich and fulfilling event for the student community to attend.  Students will get the opportunity to network with teachers and experts from Washington, Montana and Idaho to exchange ideas while learning from local experts in the area of human rights and diversity.  Presentations will allow participants to deepen their understanding of the immensity of current and past problems related to human rights and diversity.  This year’s theme will be centered on how cultural identity directly connects to diversity.

The 2020 Regional Teen Human Rights Symposium aims to provide a full-day of human rights education to secondary students interested in deepening their understanding of human rights history and humanitarian issues today alongside developing an understanding of significant historical diversity issues, and current issues dealing with diversity and cultural identity.

Dates coming soon.