Ikigai
2020-06-28
“Ikigai is a Japanese concept that centers around the idea of finding one’s reason for being. Being a climber and artist is my reason. As
Topic: Diversity & Inclusion
Now Is the Time
2020-06-28
When internationally renowned Haida carver Robert Davidson was only 22 years old, he carved the first new totem pole on British Columbia’s Haida Gwaii in
River of Return
2020-06-28
The Middle Fork of the Salmon River was named the “River of No Return” by white settlers, who piloted wooden scows down the river and
The People of Climbing
2020-06-21
A candid look at race and equity in the outdoor industry from the perspective of people of color attending the 2018 Color The Crag Festival
Diversity in Nature
2020-06-14
Yosemite Park Ranger Shelton Johnson shares his thoughts on the importance of getting kids from all backgrounds out into nature and exposed to science.
Mentors: Rue Mapp
2020-06-07
From November 2018, this film introduces the founder of Outdoor Afro. One of the joys of exploration is finding your own path. As the founder
Pandemic Margins: Transformative Justice during COVID-19
2020-05-31
We are in a remarkable season of global mutuality. It’s safe to say that almost anyone you pass on the street or see online has
DEAR HUMANITY
2020-05-17
Earth Day is typically when we tell our planet how much she means to us. But today, Planet Earth has a message for us. With
‘TranSending’
2020-05-10
“TranSending” follows the journey of Erin Parisi as she comes into her own identity as a Transgender woman and trains for the Seven Summits to
Becoming Ruby | Inclusion, Bikes and Hand-Drawn Heroes
2020-05-03
A film about inclusion, identity and hand-drawn heroes. If you can’t find a hero, create your own; for mountain biker, skier and artist Brooklyn Bell,
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