This month, we launched a new community conversation series: Around the Camp Fire. These conversations delve into topics around how to support, encourage, and lift up young people in our community to grow their potential and thrive now. Free and open to anyone who cares about our youth, Around the Camp Fire will be facilitated by Camp Fire Central Oregon staff, youth, and expert guest speakers.
November's conversation was about supporting kids through an untraditional COVID-19 holiday season:
There's no denying it: Thanksgiving will look different this year. Join us for an interactive discussion, emphasizing easy, actionable, low-stress ways to support your kids through a COVID-19 holiday season. Learn how to promote gratitude at home and keep kids engaged with fun, simple activities for the whole family.
Did you miss this kickoff conversation? No problem! Check out the recording below, as well as a PDF copy of the gratitude activities discussed. We hope you can use these to engage your kids, teens, and family this Thanksgiving break!
Keep an eye on campfireco.org/aroundthecampfire for information on and to join our next Around the Camp Fire community conversation.
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