Sewa International held a one-day camp in Norcross, GA for the Youth of Bhutanese heritage on September 10, 2016.
The event was a grand success with a sizable number of youth of Bhutanese origin attending the event & participating in the important topics related to Bhutanese and Nepalese culture, history, challenges within the community and also talk about personality development, leadership and instill pride and a sense of identity in the community youths.

Speakers were invited from various fields and a panel discussion was hosted for kids. Local leaders and community members participated in the program. Local government officials, educators, students from Emory and Georgia Tech Enrolled in Law and PhD programs helped with participation and conducting of the session. Several high school students also participated and organized Ice breaker games and assisted with leadership workshop.

Overall this program presented an excellent opportunity for kids to voice their opinion about Bhutanese culture, challenges in school and families, discussion about identity.
The event was inaugurated by Dr. Manhar ji, Prof. of Emory University and VP of Chinmaya Mission Atlanta
Clarkston City Mayor Mr. Ted Terry and Dr. Raghu ji, President of Chinmaya Mission were guests for the concluding session.
Contact: atlanta@sewausa.org
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