Kim Moore Bailey, founder and CEO of Justice Outside, sat down with us to talk about her life, work, and push to make the outdoors more inclusive for everyone.
Too many uncomfortable experiences wearing men’s clothing when out on trails prompted Otto to redesign women’s outdoor apparel.
Through The Outbound Collective’s Writers Residency for Underrepresented, McGrady is sharing her perspective on the outdoor world she loves.
Through its unique “growth adventures,” California-based Dust and Tribe helps participants reframe their experiences with outdoor recreation to inspire community and healing.
Meet the Black female entrepreneur behind a new granola company.
Chad Brown has experienced racism in the outdoors countless times, but after being shot at while fishing in Oregon, he decided he had had enough. That's when he founded Love Is King, a nonprofit on a mission to make the outdoors safer for everyone.