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Camp Anytown

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Anytown is a nationally recognized program designed to empower youth to create respectful and just communities for all of us, not just some of us. For 5 days and 4 nights, young adults from across Utah, ages 15-18, escape to the fresh outdoors of Camp Tuttle, in Big Cottonwood Canyon. 

ANYTOWN IS A PLACE TO

• Create equality in your community 

• Break down barriers of prejudice & oppression 

• Learn about other cultures, faiths, ethnicities, etc...

• Build and live in an inclusive community 

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity 

ACTIVITIES AT ANYTOWN

• Talent Night 

• Hands-on workshops 

• Interactive small group dialogues 

• Optional morning nature hikes 

• Campfire singing

• Ropes Course

• Camp Games

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WHO CAN ATTEND ANYTOWN?

• Any young adult age 15-18 years old 

• Applicants should be physically and emotionally capable of participating in a program which challenges them to discuss their experience and attitudes about human relations issues. 

WHAT IS THE PRICE OF ANYTOWN?

The cost of Anytown is $450 which includes: 

• Round trip transportation (pick-up/drop off locations). 

• Programs, Speakers, Camper Accident Insurance 

• Three catered meals daily, plus snacks 

• Lodging, Facility fees, Camp T-shirt, Group Photo 

• Materials and so much more...

FINANCIAL AID

• No one will be turned away because they cannot afford the fee.  Scholarship/sponsored aid is available to delegates on a need basis. 

• Please check the appropriate box on the application if financial aid is required. However, delegates are encouraged to pay as much of the registration fee as possible. 

• A special thank you to the many foundations, corporations and individuals for contributing to ICCJ's Youth Programming. 

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ANYTOWN STAFF

Anytown’s staff are dedicated volunteers that are committed to building communities of peace. Each staff member undergoes an extensive background check and participates in intensive training before attending Anytown. 

 

DIRECTORS are experienced professionals, carefully selected for their judgement, maturity and skill in communicating human relation topics. Directors prepare other staff members for their roles in the Anytown experience. All activities are planned, approved and supervised by the Directors. 

 

ADVISORS provide insight into the world beyond high school. They offer delegates the wisdom of experience. Advisors spend a week away from their careers as teachers, parents, clergy, nurses, business people, and professionals in other fields to join the Anytown staff. 

 

COUNSELORS are college and high school aged volunteers who are selected by the Directors. Each counselor is chosen by their participation in the Anytown follow-up program, Community Gatherings, and their involvement in making change in their own community.

 

MEDICAL STAFF may include registered nurses/medical professionals to ensure the safety of our community while at camp.  Key staff members will have updated CPR certifications. 

 

MENTAL HEALTH STAFF may include certified mental health professionals, or staff may be trauma-informed, to ensure the emotional and mental stability of our community.

"Anytown exceeded my expectations-- it is an organized, progressive and interactive approach that tackles the complexities of social justice. I gained an introspective and comprehensive view of social justice; I was empowered with a strong sense of community and developed a network of colleagues and friends in a fun, safe and inclusive environment."

 

 

Michiko Nakashima-Lizarazo-Weber State University

You can also call our Program Coordinator, Jamelle Avei at (801) 742-1785. They can assist you in filling out the application over the phone or provide a physical copy of the application. 

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