Our Cultural Connection - See Us Outside, Episode 1

She Explores

Gale Straub

Road Trips, Sports, Health & Fitness, Fitness, Society & Culture, Creativity, Wilderness, Hiking, Places & Travel, Outdoor Women, Camping, Outdoors

4.6 • 914 Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2020

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

We all have our own profound connection to land and water that should be honored and respected, but all too often, dominant narratives of what it means to be an ‘outdoorsperson’ uplifts just one way to be outdoors. In the first episode of “See Us Outside,” Gabaccia talks with leaders from Brown Girl Surf and Charles Roundtree Bloom Project to help affirm the cultural connection to nature that exists for girls and women of color.

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0:00.0	See you're outside.
0:03.0	see no sauera.
0:05.0	Kagnao Benwai.
0:07.0	What you do?
0:08.0	We'll see the world.
0:10.0	In the next day I'm not my syllabus.
0:12.0	How me bah-hahdake.
0:14.0	Ging a, heh chipping.
0:18.0	See us outside. Outside.
0:29.0	C.S. Outside is a special four-part she explores mini-series, made in collaboration with the Cairn Project with support from the Walton Family Foundation.
0:35.0	This is episode one, our Cultural Connection.
0:39.0	I'm Gaba bachea Moreno, your guide in exploring the unique relationships girls and young women of color have for the outdoors,
0:49.0	as well as the forces outside of our control that sometimes keep us from pursuing timing nature.
0:55.2	Through conversations with leaders and instructors from four diverse outdoor organizations,
1:00.9	breaking down barriers of access to get girls and women of
1:03.7	color outside as well as voice admissions from women of color. This series will
1:09.0	highlight the joy, connection and community these girls and women finding the outdoors.
1:14.0	Before we jump in, I want to take a moment to clarify some important language around gender for the purpose of this series.
1:27.0	We talk a lot about women and girls and organizations have programs which are geared towards women,
1:32.0	girls, and gender expansive youth.
1:34.7	We want to stress that when we mention women and girls, this is inclusive of all
1:39.1	sis and trans women and girls, as well as folks of all gender identities who feel comfortable in spaces that center
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