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Build your leadership skills and strengthen your voice!
During this six-day/five-night program, Indigenous youth develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence to become engaged citizens within their Tribal Nations and communities. As they explore Washington, D.C., students examine the long history of Indigenous action in the nation’s capital and build skills to advocate for the rights and futures of Native peoples.
With Close Up, students will:
Participation in a Close Up program requires parent or guardian approval for any participant under 18 years of age. Learn how we keep all students safe, secure, and supervised on every program.
Six-Day Program
Four-Day Program
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I plan to introduce Close Up’s professional development to the teachers I work with…
and use this as a part of my school’s requirement that students take action on issues of local, national, and international importance.
Close Up is a positive experience for students…
seeing themselves as having the power to influence the democratic process.
As a government teacher, it’s nice to have more resources…
for teaching media literacy and having students critically think about the information they receive.
I learned that there’s a huge network of people with the same goals and drive as me…
and that our collaboration really could make a difference. It gave me hope for the future of our communities and our nation!