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• What is special about the Notes for Peace Camp?
• Who can participate?
• How much will the camp cost?
• Where will the camp be located?
• Who will supervise the campers?
• What are the language requirements for participating in the Notes for Peace Camp?
• What activities does the camp offer?
• I am a musician or artist who would like to participate in the camp. How can I get involved?
What is special about the Notes for Peace Camp?
The Notes for Peace Camp will bring together one-hundred Israeli and Palestinian youth between the ages of 11 and 16 and approximately 25 musicians and artists from around the world to participate in the camp's opening session. The participating artists, who will be drawn primarily from the Middle East, the United States, and UK will teach music, ?lm, theatre, photography, and dance in groups with an emphasis on collaborative art. Campers will also participate in guided dialogue sessions and get a chance to showcase their new talents at nighttime performances alongside their artist instructors.
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The Notes for Peace Camp is intended for Jewish-Israeli, Arab-Israeli, and Palestinian youth. Participants will be selected at a later date via a recruitment process to be determined at a later date by Notes for Peace, Inc. If you are interested in having your child participate, please fill out the form located here.
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Notes for Peace hopes that the Notes for Peace Camp will be free or heavily subsidized by its participants.
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Where will the camp be located?
Notes for Peace is currently looking into possibilities for the location of the Notes for Peace Camp. If you would like to serve on the Notes for Peace Camp steering committee, please click here.
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Who will supervise the campers?
A director with extensive experience in youth camping will administer the Notes for Peace Camp. Campers will be chaperoned at their daily activities by college-age volunteer counselors from Israel and abroad. A nurse and doctor will be on-call at all times to deal with health-related issues. If you are interested in working as the Notes for Peace Camp Director, a Volunteer Counselor, or in the positions of nurse or doctor please fill out the form located here.
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What are the language requirements for participating in the Notes for Peace Camp?
At this time, Notes for Peace is looking into the possibly of having on-hand translators for its daily programs, but basic conversational English is recommended to fully participate in Notes for Peace Camp. Translators will be provided at camp dialogue sessions and nighttime performances.
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What activities does the camp offer?
The curriculum for the Notes for Peace Camp is currently in development. Stay tuned for later details. If you would like to serve on the Notes for Peace Camp steering committee, please click here.
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I am a musician or artist who would like to participate in the camp. How can I get involved?
Wow! We appreciate you taking the time to help encourage tolerance along with Notes for Peace. Please click here to contact Notes for Peace about participating in the Notes for Peace Camp as a musician or artist.
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