Meeting 30 foreign teenager
Getting to know each other & ourselves better
Exchanging our cultures, talents & interests
Sharing our experiences, thoughts & feelings
Working, learning, thinking & reflecting together
Learning to be considerate & to listen to each other
Creating cohesion, peace & bridges between different cultures
Laughing, singing, dancing, making music & playing together
Sharing our enjoyment of life and world-weariness
Trusting & helping each other
Relaxing & recreating
Strengthening our self-confidence
Experiencing adventures, overcoming our own boundaries & breaking down the barriers together
Trying to don’t miss any second that we may spend together
Being part of a 10-day English class without feeling bored
Admiring the organization skills of our unbelievable teachers & helpers
Collecting life experiences
Becoming a big family
Saying goodbye to a brilliant time with awesome people
..this was Peacecamp for me: a valuable, unforgettable experience that I’m grateful for
Yvonne S. (from the Austrian Delegation)
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this was peacecamp 2013: At first we got to Austria, after the excitement! We met the youth who is with whom and passed the camp. At first I was hesitant but slowly I met some amazing teenagers! Quality people with diverse opinions. The camp has shaped my idea of other opinions. While I also met wonderful friends! With diverse opinions and different thinking styles. I learned to respect the differences, even if he thinks things are not true in my opinion. When else says nothing personal, emotional, do not have the right not to honor it. Which was not obvious to me before camp. The camp was a combination of learning, fun expressed in various activities, greater freedom given to us, and we have an opportunity to influence and be influenced by others.
Ido N. (from the Jewisch-Israeli Delegation)
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