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Ethiopian Camp July 22nd to July 25th |
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| We are committed to keeping kids connected to their heritage so that they are well rounded individuals with a positive self image and a greater sense of community with their peers. In addition, we are committed to creating support groups in bringing together parents of Ethiopian children to share their great common goal of raising self-assured and well-adjusted Ethiopian-Americans. To that end, we organize and sponsor various cultural events, heritage camps, homeland visits. |
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| A gathering of families, touched by Ethiopian Heritage |
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| Ethio-Blended Families & Ethiopian Families coming together for the love our children |
| to connect, to be educated... |
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Bringing you a piece of Ethiopia to the heart of Virginia!!! With all the music being played throughout the entire event, the camp ambiance will be transformed to take us all back to Ethiopia. |
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| Here you will find a summary of our preliminary Camp program for 2010. Please note that this is the preliminary program summary and may be updated from time to time before it is finalized. |
| Distinguished Guests |
- Keynote Addresses
- Expert speakers
- Ethiopian-Americans who are positive role models
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| Discussion, seminars, Workshops |
- Raising first generation Ethiopian-American: A discussion on how to incorporate and benefit from including cultural awareness in our daily lives: ways to utilize the best of the Ethiopian and American cultures for the benefit of our kids
- Growing up in America, A panel discussion: Hear it directly from the youngsters, the challenges and the opportunities of growing up in America
- Home and School Partnership: Implication to Children of Diverse
- Struggle for identity
- Traveling to Ethiopia
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| Classes |
- Ethiopian History & Culture for both Kids and Adults
- Ethiopian Etiquette
- Adult language session
- Age appropriate Amharic language classes for kids
- Ethiopian cooking
- Hair and skin care
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 Cooking Lesson Sponsored by Dama Cafe |
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| Activities |
- Ethiopian traditional art & craft for kids: get your kids ready for the annual t-shirt design competition!
- Ethiopian children's songs and games
- Traditional dance for entire family
- Traditional Instrument "petting Zoo"
- Ethiopian traditional musical instruments played by professional musicians
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| Coffee Ceremony in part sponsored by Revocup |
Multiple Ethiopian Coffee Ceremonies: will have ice cream and more for kids
- Take the opportunity to get your hair braided
- Traditional story telling
- Campfire
- Ethiopian themed movie
- Expanded Gebeya
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| Ethiopian Banquet sponsors |
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| Once again, we will have the ever popular Ethiopian banquet and cultural dance, to be held on Saturday, featuring professional Ethiopian dancers and musicians. We encourage you to wear your Ethiopian traditional clothing for the banquet and party. So don't forget to bring your best traditional Ethiopian clothes to wear! |
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| Yes, we will leave time for you to enjoy the pool, go fishing, play volleyball, basketball, soccer, ping pong or simply relax with friends. Stop by at the Gebeya (Market) to add great items to your Ethiopian collection. Childcare will be provided for times that adult oriented presentations are underway. |
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