As camping moved through the 1970s to the 1990s, the articles of Camping Magazine shifted away from the previous “how-to-do” types of articles and moved towards engaging in conversations about broader, relevant world topics. A few of the themes written about include topics of diversity, particularly BIPOC and LGBTQ+ issues, camping for special populations (blind, deaf, handicapable, and other individual disabilities), health and safety standards in camp (mandated reporting, abuse, and trauma training), youth development, combating drugs and alcohol use and abuse amongst campers/staff,  sexual health and education (sexual liberation movement and AIDS Epidemic), environmental, experiential education, and global/world education. While these topics moved in, arts and crafts-related content and other program-specific articles were phased out. Below are the titles of articles found in the Camping Magazine indexes from 1970-1999 related to summer camp arts and crafts:   

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