Learning to Effect Change at JDAD
Jewish Disability Advocacy Day gave me a sense of belonging and made me feel like I could effect change.
A Penny for Your Thoughts
Jewish Disability Advocacy Day brought to light that we still have a lot of work to do in our society,
Seeing Campers For Who They Are
I am so proud that camp is a place that celebrates our individuality and seeks to accommodate all people who wish to be a part of our beautiful community.
Showing Gratitude for Our Blessings
This year on Tu B’Shevat, let’s appreciate our connections to the physical world and protect the natural resources that have been granted to us.
The Beginning of a New Journey
The Harlam Camp Council’s obligation is to help camp get to its next 60th anniversary. Which means that for us, the planning starts today.
Bringing the World to Kunkletown
When all our international hiring trips are complete, we will have hired around 80 staff members from nine different countries.
The Chill Zone – A sensory space that makes sense at camp
The Chill Zone is a new space for some campers to “take a break” – a concept that is hard to come by in the residential camp setting.