The Queen Classic Surf Festival, held annually in mid-September in Biarritz, France, welcoming surfers of all genders, sexual orientations, ages, and skill levels, thereby challenging traditional stereotypes and reshaping surf culture.

MALORIE KNOX SURFERS is an anti-brand of pirate ladies sliding & advocating for sisters in the shadows.

SWA is an all-inclusive surf and yoga retreat for adventurous women to support and inspire each other in surfing and in life.

The Women's Relief Aid initiatives aim to empower women and girls through education, mentorship, and community development programs.

The Diva Cup Surf Invitational is an event that celebrates feminine strength and is built on a foundation of radical self-expression.

Estella Mora Lopez photographs reveal beauty through imperfections.

Skateboobs was founded in 2019 in Edinburgh and became Scotland's first Queer-inclusive skateboarding crew.

WOMAN.LIFE. FREEDOM. is a virtual exhibition that features contemporary artworks from artists from Iran and beyond.

Queen Of The Point (QOTP) is a pioneering organization dedicated to elevating women's longboarding and promoting inclusivity within the surf

Concrete Queenz is a nonprofit founded by a former teacher from Baltimore, inspired by her experience teaching South Los Angeles.

Heather Hadley is a 22-year-old race car driver currently living in Sherrills Ford, North Carolina.

Psychedelic Honey is made with only biodegradable fabrics and only in CA.

The One Last Wave Project, founded in 2022 after experiencing personal loss, seeks solace and healing for grieving individuals and families

Twin sisters Alie & Liza Toppa founded Missfits, an eco-friendly women's wetsuit line emphasizing design and self-expression.

Queen Of The Point Surfing Contest Returns to First Point Malibu June 24-25, 2023, Celebrating Female Longboarders!

Yama follows Australian surfer and activist Lucy Small as she travels to Ghana to meet with pioneering female surfers and skaters.

A must-see for anyone interested in the intersection of sports, culture, and history, the film examines Black surfing's overlooked legacy.

featuring the the winner of the Vans Duct Tape, Kelis Malia Lei Kaleopaʻa. We asked Kelis, “How do you DRAW YOUR OWN LINE?”

Camila Saldarriaga is an award-winning Colombian director and multi-disciplinary artist that has spent her life traveling between Bogotá,...

The goal of the Withitgirl Art Club during the Pandemic was for each young artist to look back at their younger self and to be mindful of...

NATASHA NICOLE @theunprofessional, though her rig is quite pro + efficiently rad. Encouraged by her intuitive compass she sets out across...

Learning to Skateboard in A Warzone (2020) Carol Dysinger and Elena Andreicheva In Afghanistan, many young girls are not able to participate in sports. cultural and religious norms, along with other factors such as safety concerns and years of warfare, have resulted in limited athletic and recreational opportunities for women and girls, especially those who come from impoverished neighborhoods. But there is a new generation of afghan girls who believe they can do anything. LEARNING TO...

Lynne Boyer is Sunset Beach personified. Lynne stands tall, adapting to any shift that life throws at her, and never stops charging

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