Summer Youth Programs: Wednesday
Art Workshops
Possible activities include: painting murals on the CAMP building, drawing, and making mosaics

Movement Workshops
Possible activities include: running, playing in the backyard and yoga

Staff on schedule for this day:
-Marta
-Katie
-Dameko

Summer Youth Programs: Tuesday
Hip Hop Workshops
Choices include: Dance instruction, Audio production and Music theory

Staff on schedule for this day:
-Eric S.
-Ben
-Rahquez
-Dameko

Servings: 10
Vegan friendly!

All veggie ingredients (except olive oil) can be grown within 100miles of St. Louis, including jicama.

Based loosely on this recipe...
http://www.recipesource.com/text/side-dishes/dressings/recipe69.txt

Ingredients...
6 Sweet peppers and/or red peppers
7 Garlic cloves; medium minced
3 medium zucchini, peeled, seeded, & thinly sliced
~1c Red wine vinegar
~1c olive oil
~1c finely chopped fresh chives (roughly a handful of chive stalks)
2tb salt, to taste
2tb ground pepper, to taste
1 medium Jicama

Youth programming is on hiatus until the Fall. Here are our hours for now:
Saturday 1-4p - Open Computer time & Bikeshop!

We still are actively seeking volunteers to help with the the Youth Programs! If you may be interested, please email us at camp(AT)stlcamp(DOT)org or telefono 314-776-1721.

All Summer Youth Classes operate on a donation basis. If your child is coming to programs at CAMP this summer, please consider a donation of time or money. Suggested donation - $2 per class.

Summer Youth Programs: Tuesday
Hip Hop Workshops
Choices include: Dance instruction, Audio production and Music theory

Staff on schedule for this day:
-Eric S.
-Ben
-Rahquez
-Dameko

Summer Youth Programming returns:

- Bikeshop, in the back yard
- Open computer hours, inside

5th meeting for a Non Violent Communication (NVC) Group, where we will have 2 trained NVC facilitators on hand to help guide discussion.

From http://www.cnvc.org
"Nonviolent Communication helps connect us with what is alive in ourselves and in others moment-to-moment, with what we or others could do to make life more wonderful, and with an awareness of what gets in the way of natural giving and receiving."

It's a simple strategy for listening and speaking from a foundation of principles that allows everyone's needs to be equally valued.

3rd meeting for a Non Violent Communication (NVC) Group, where we will have 2 trained NVC facilitators on hand to help guide discussion.

From http://www.cnvc.org
"Nonviolent Communication helps connect us with what is alive in ourselves and in others moment-to-moment, with what we or others could do to make life more wonderful, and with an awareness of what gets in the way of natural giving and receiving."

It's a simple strategy for listening and speaking from a foundation of principles that allows everyone's needs to be equally valued.