https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/08/10/magazine/camp...
This would be too hard to copy and paste. It is about a camp that was started for kids to be who they want to be.
The Kids of "Camp I Am" - A Decade Later
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That sounds neat!
I just wish the site would let me read the article without having to sign in. I may give signing in a try later when I'm on my computer, instead of my phone. Thanks for the link! :)
I found this, minus the 'stickiness' of the NY Times
https://www.intomore.com/how-to/10-years-later-kids-camp-thr...
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Google is our friend...
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Yes, I know (traditional) print media are working very hard to stay 'alive' ($$$) in an internet world.
Oh wow!
I love this article. Camp I Am has a lot of what I'd like to include in my Janegirl Camp story. Thanks for sharing the link, Alan! :)
I was privileged
to correspond with Lindsay Morris after reading the photo treatment in the NYT Sunday Magazine. She was kind and encouraging, and even forwarded a copy of my short story, Your Are You to some of the parents of the kids in her book. I was blessed to learn that they liked the story; enough so that it prompted me to expand it to the novella, All We Are, which can be found here:
https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/62094/all-we-are
Love, Andrea Lena