Stereotype or Fact? Black People Don’t Camp
For black people, feeling welcome and safe in the outdoors isn’t a given. Even without insensitive or ignorant actions […]
So You Say You Can’t Camp? Go RVing and KOA have You Covered!
Visiting KOA last month since our last time five years ago felt like returning home. On a Friday […]
Healthy Holidays: Incorporating the Outdoors into our Seasonal Celebrations
Join us in BEING INTENTIONAL about Black Family Health over the holidays! It’s the most wonderful time of the year- a time […]
#OutdoorAfroEarthDay
by Outdoor Afro Atlanta Leader Stefan Moss I have a complicated relationship with Earth Day. Although I have always valued […]
Pumpkin Learning and Carving
By Outdoor Afro Leader Zoe Polk So many wonderful smells, tastes, sights and adventures come to mind when we […]
Move Over Batman! Outdoor Afros Take Over A Pennsylvania Cave
A blog by Outdoor Afro Leader Victoria Evans of Pennsylvania, who shares how visiting a cave with kids can cause […]
Nature is a Healer
We have all been riveted to newsfeeds everywhere about the Trayvon Martin case this week, searching for answers and trying […]
Letting Go and Letting Camp
Because even seasoned moms like me experience the tension and challenges of getting kids outdoors in a world filled with […]
Vintage Spring Beauties
Simply outside Lately, I have come upon many collections of photos online of black people, especially youth, connecting to nature […]
