Camp Coda
Synopsis
Jodee Mundy travels to Pennsylvania for a camp that connects children of Deaf adults with their families through sign language and shared experiences.
Synopsis
Jodee Mundy arrives in Pennsylvania for the first Asian-American Coda camp, designed for children of Deaf adults. At the camp, families engage in activities that promote sign language and cultural values. Mundy, a Coda and Australian theatre performer, reflects on her experiences growing up in a Deaf family. She connects with other families facing similar challenges in communication and identity. The camp fosters relationships and understanding between pre-teens and their Deaf parents through shared experiences.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Jodie, a CODA navigating two worlds.
- Find out what KODA camps offer for young people.
- See how Jodie connects with her Deaf heritage.
Did You Know
- Jodie got lost at age 5 in K up, prompting a search announcement.
- She identifies as a CODA, a child of Deaf adults.
- Jodie attended KODA camps in Australia as a child.
- She is going to a camp for coders in America next week.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Koda?
A Koda is a child of Deaf adults, often navigating between the hearing world and the Deaf community.
What camp is mentioned in the transcript?
The transcript mentions a camp for coders in America, specifically for coders who are children of Deaf adults.
At what age did the speaker realize their family communicated differently?
The speaker realized their family communicated differently at the age of 5 when they got lost.
What are people saying?
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