FROM HEALTH AND WELLNESS
What to Bring:

-Water - Hydration is your best preventative medicine. You should be
drinking at least one gallon per day. Please try to bring as much water
for yourself and to share as you can.
-Water filter – Always a helpful thing to have.
-Food – The more food you bring for yourself and friends the less work you put on camp organizers and other people cooking.
-Personal Food - In addition to food for your group and yourself, don’t
forget those personal comfort snacks.
-Personal Medications and Prescriptions - Get prescriptions filled before
you leave – bring twice as much as you anticipate needing!
-Emergency Medicine - (inhaler, EpiPen, etc.) Even if you haven’t had a
problem in a long time.
-First Aid Kit - To take care of all the little cuts
-Medical Condition Tags/Bracelets
-Suntan lotion, lotion, toilet papers, hand sanitizer/soap, and any other
personal toiletries.

What to Wear:

-Comfortable clothing for a range of temperatures. Be prepared for
temperatures reaching triple digits as well as lows in the fifties. Be
prepared for direct sun as well as rain.
-Long sleeves and long pants
-Sturdy, comfortable and protective shoes/boots
-Sandals for around camp
-Thick and thin socks
-Clothing you can layer
-Sunglasses
-A hat/umbrella to protect you from the sun
-Bandanas to protect your neck from the sun
-Glasses are better to wear than contact lenses and don’t forget that old
pair you never wear anymore.
-Shade structure
-Backpack and/or fanny pack to carry everything.

FROM FAQ
What will be the camp setup, and what should I bring to the No Borders Camp?

Yourself, your friends, your dreams. Bring your tents, dishes, a sleeping
bag, some food and water, and everything else you'll need to be
self-sustaining. There will be more than one community kitchen, and there are plans to serve two large hot meals a day. Everyone will have to pitch in for cooking, sanitation and security. Bear in mind that we are going to be in the desert. It will be hot during the day and cool at night. Bring structures for shade, sunblock and a good hat. Bring plans for workshops, art and actions.

Although we will be in the city, the layout of the camp will be rustic. A
water filter will be helpful. Toilet paper and other toiletries are important. Bring comfortable, loose-fitting clothes. Bring paper-mache,
puppets, paint, banners, drums, bagpipes, trumpets, tubas.

If you have tech gear, video cameras, computers, large tents, a bullhorn, a battery-powered PA, a projector, a huge stove, propane tanks, large water containers, outdoor lights, folding chairs, solar ovens, medical supplies or solar panels, bring them too! If you are able to provide any of these resources - and for more information, please contact noborderslogistics(at)riseup(dot)net.

We ask that you not bring firearms, drugs, or alcohol.