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Calum Worthy is the Yea Camp celebrity spokesperson.
Youth Empowered Action (YEA) announced today that Disney Channel’s Austin & Ally star Calum Worthy (Twitter link) has been named National Celebrity Spokesperson for this summer’s innovative leadership camps for youth ages 12-17. A life-changing camp for world-changing teens founded in 2009, YEA Camp has helped hundreds of teens and tweens learn how to get involved and make a difference on the social cause of their choice.
“I’m thrilled to work with YEA Camp to let young people know that they can make a difference on the environment, bullying, human rights, animal rights, and so many other important causes,” said Calum Worthy. “There’s so much we can all do to make our world a better place.”
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Teens from across the country will be spending a week this summer developing their confidence and skills to change the world while at Youth Empowered Action (YEA) Camp. YEA Camp will offer four week-long overnight sessions in three states: California, Oregon, and New York. YEA Camp will be presented July 12-19, 2015 (Quaker Center in Santa Cruz, CA), July 25-August 1, 2015 (Camp Adams in Mollala, OR) and August 9-16, 2015 (Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary in High Falls, NY). For the first time ever, YEA Camp will offer YEA Camp For Animal Advocates, a special session for campers passionate about this issue, also taking place August 9-16, 2015 (Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary in High Falls, NY).
“We are honored to collaborate with Calum Worthy, whose dedication to making our world a better place inspires young people to find their voice to make a difference,” said YEA Camp founder Nora Kramer. “Calum is so committed to protecting the environment and advocating for a better world. We are delighted to work with him as we support our campers to get active on social causes they care about.”