The chances of finding any summer camp in a war-torn country like Ukraine would seem unlikely, but it’s here where the role of summer camp and its diversions and merriment become even more important. Summer camp has a way of evoking joy. What starts as a break from routine turns into a season of excitement that can only exists when school is out of session. "We had a child last summer who said, 'This is the first time I've been happy since the war started,'" Steve Benham, president of Music in World Cultures (MIWC), said. MIWC held two summer camps in the Ukrainian regions of Khotiv and Mukachevo in 2022. In both regions, it served children who lived in the cities prior to the war,...