Stereotype or Fact? Black People Don’t Camp
For black people, feeling welcome and safe in the outdoors isn’t a given. Even without insensitive or ignorant actions […]
On Taking Risks and National Parks
The national parks are our treasures, and I remain grateful for the multiple ways my organization, Outdoor Afro, and many […]
Diverse Environmental Leadership Launch
New Speakers Bureau Launches as the Voice for Diversity and Inclusion in National Parks, Outdoor Environments, and Environmental Organizations Diverse Environmental […]
Field Report: NAAEE 2013 Conference in Baltimore, Maryland
Hello, my name is Morgan Powell of Bronx River Sankofa. Here are some memories I’ve brought home from the […]
Four Months Ago – Or Was It Last Weekend?
By: Nkrumah Frazier, Outdoor Afro Leader, South Mississippi It’s hard to believe that it has been 4 months since I […]
The Power of One: An African American National Parks Event
Join the fun Saturday, June 22 at a National Park near you! Outdoor Afros around the country are thrilled to […]
10,000 Steps to Denali, Temescal Hike, and National Outdoors Day!
It’s Alisha, Outdoor Afro Los Angeles Leader. This Saturday June 8th we had a Temescal Canyon Hike planned in the […]
National Get Outdoors Day is Today!
New Media Effort Amplifies National Get Outdoors Day on June 8th, 2013 While more than 245 million Americans live within […]
Outdoor Afros Take on Biggest Week!
Birding is for everyone – Really! I left Ohio today, exhilarated after taking in a weekend of non-stop nature with […]
