Participants will aim to understand different parts of their identity and the identity of those around them through small group discussions (one counselor, five participants)

An activity that encourages participants to try new mediums of art and expression each day (e.g. learning a new form of art everyday, while understanding its origins)

Experience a variety of conventional sports to encourage participants to tryout for or take part in at school or externally

Opportunity to get comfortable in the water and build aquatic skills, while also gaining self-esteem and stepping out of their comfort zone. (“Splash” is an alternative if there is no access to a pool)

Focused on building one particular skill or learning about a topic they may not have previous exposure to (e.g. the science of health and foods; ceramics; theater)