The 2022 Encampment continued with the question: “How did we get here?” Encampers explored historical and current issues of land, migration and exploitation of labor and the power of working together for change.

The 2022 Encampment continued with the question: “How did we get here?” Encampers explored historical and current issues of land, migration and exploitation of labor and the power of working together for change.

In the first week of the 2022 Encampment, Encampers started forming their community, sharing their cultures, exploring the surrounding community cultures and learning about the history of resistance to social injustice. As always in the EFC approach, we ask questions and emphasize the importance of asking questions in the leadership process.

Meet the 2022 Encampers & staff live at Cal Lutheran University. They will be joined on Saturday and Sunday with guest speakers in two panels.

Encampers from New York, South Carolina, New Jersey, California, Virginia, Connecticut, Washington, Massachusetts and Texas have arrived to form the 2022 Encampment community.

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