Being outside as black, indigenous, or women of color comes in various shapes and forms.

Our mother tongues might not even be able to translate our relationships with nature for one another.

Yet from the spiritual to the athletic,

we have always been outside.

Today is our moment to reconnect and redefine our ancient connections with the land.

Tomorrow will be our time to celebrate the lessons learned along the way. See us outside.

outside.

She was no suffera.

Kagnao Ben-Y.

What you do do?

We'll do it. We'll be a fad.

Ting then me come me syllabus.

Hameh bahar deke.

Geeing all a chipping.

See us outside.

See us outside. See us outside is a special four-part she explores miniseries,

made in collaboration with the Cairn Project

with support from the Walton Family Foundation.

I'm Gabaccia Moreno, your guide

in exploring the unique relationships, girls and young women of color have with the outdoors

including the forces outside of our control that sometimes keep us from pursuing timing nature

and the work of four organizations striving to create more access and opportunities for us to get outside.

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