I’ve been working to speak up for diversity and inclusion in the outdoors for YEARS. When my dad passed getting outdoors saved me. It was then that I realized that I wanted to help more black and brown people to get past the stigma that “we don’t hike/camp/spend time outside” and experience the healing power of mother natch. I want to do my part to support others in the BIPOC community find their place in the outdoors. I hope my photography encourages the next little brown girl or boy to feel comfortable in the outdoors. To SEE that they belong.
