Kid Heroes

You have probably heard of Anne Frank, the girl whose diary helped give voice to the suffering of millions during World War II, or Greta Thunberg, who has called out leaders around the globe for failing to act on climate change. But did you know that the Braille alphabet for the blind was created by a French teenager? Have you met Marley Dias, who is bringing thousands of books with Black main characters to libraries across America?

Kids have a way of seeing things clearly. This week at Camp Kinda, you'll get to know these young heroes and many others whose voices and ideas have reshaped our world and powered some of the greatest social movements in recent history, from ensuring equal treatment of all to reducing gun violence. No matter how large or small, new voices are calling attention to issues that affect our world. In the process, they are helping us learn to be better people and to stand up for others. What matters to you? Your voice may be more powerful than you think. This week at Camp Kinda, your adventure is to explore just how powerful it can be!

Content Warning: This week touches on a number of potentially sensitive topics, such as racial injustice and gun violence. Parents may want to preview each day's activities and encourage kids to skip any that they might not be ready for yet.