Sign Up Today for Free Residential Camps by Project IndigeCHOICE for Local Native American Youth

Project IndigeCHOICE is now open for registrations for its free residential camps. These include the North Carolina Native American Youth Organization (NCNAYO) Camp and the Understanding Your Environment Camp. Space is limited, so early registration is advised.

The NCNAYO Camp will take place at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Over five days, students will interact with various tribes from North Carolina. The camp's goal is to help students better understand their personality, leadership style, and set educational goals.

The camp also emphasizes serving the Native community. The NCNAYO, the camp's sponsor, believes this experience will positively impact the students. The camp is open to all American Indian students.

The Understanding Your Environment Camp will guide students through the Lumbee Homeland. They will learn about the Lumbee people's conservation efforts. Students will collaborate with an Environmental Science expert and meet Environmental Protection Agency staff.

Students will also canoe down the Lumbee River and visit Washington DC. In the capital, they will meet natives working to protect land and water. The camp's goal is to introduce students to careers in environmental preservation.

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