Power in Numbers
Panel explores the next generation of outdoor advocacy by using the tools of social media to advocate for social justice and environmental issues.
Elyse Rylander
Yes, we are getting better at diversity
Writer and photographer James Mills has watched the outdoor industry get less white in the 25 years since he attended his first trade show. We still have a long way to go to make the outdoors truly diverse, but we talked to 6 emerging outdoor industry leaders who will help us get there. Here's how.
The outdoor industry (still) has a diversity problem
A 2016 survey report by the Outdoor Foundation found that of the 142 million Americans who participated in outdoor activities, a whopping 74 percent were Caucasian.
How the outdoor industry can be more inclusive of queer people
OUT There Adventures founder Elyse Rylander has been working hard to bring more visibility to the queer community. Here are her suggestions to make your business more inclusive.