A History of Badass Women Skateboarders highlights the significant contributions of female skaters but also provides insight into Natalie Porter's own journey as a researcher and skateboarder.

You and The Thing That You Love (2020), directed by Nicholas Maher, tells the inspirational story of skateboarder Nick Mullins.

Natalie Porter, the skater librarian behind @womxnsk8history archive has published her book, A History of Badass Women Skateboarders’ with @ecwpress and it is a must-have for your collection!

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.

Shira Yevin is a groundbreaking figure in the music and entertainment industry, best known as the founder of Gritty in Pink, a platform dedicated to empowering women in music.

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

Marby's art examines subcultural archetypes within the personal experience and the social conditions surrounding counterculture.

Women focused reading list curated by Liz and Nadia the founders of shes on edge. Graphic by Malika Favre

Late September is a courageous, vivid, gritty, and surprisingly redemptive portrayal of a young woman in emotional and physical flux.

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

Arisa Trew is taking skateboarding to new heights by becoming the first female to land the 900.

Chloé Bernard is a tattooist, graphic designer, skateboarder and painter from Marseille, France. She has been skating since she was 15 years

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.

Support initiatives that promote diversity, inclusion, and environmental awareness in Snowboarding and Skiing.

Ladies Shred is an inclusive, heart-centered space coaching surfing, skateboarding, and cheerleading in Marin County.

Black Girl Skate (BGS) is a growing non-profit agency devoted to creating equity, visibility & safety.

Norma Ibarra is a multidisciplinary artist and storyteller maneuvering boundlessly through photography, videography, and adventure sports.

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

The “i love boobies!” bracelets. Photo courtesy of Keep A Breast. Do you remember the “i love boobies!” slogan that took the world by...

UK Skate Retreat, Europe's first retreat for women, trans, and non-binary skaters and allies to learn, connect and through skateboarding

Skateboarding is not just a sport it teaches us a lot about ourselves and the world around us.

The Z-Boys consisted of 12 members. 11 of those twelve were boys, and the 12th was a girl named Peggy Oki.

Zine highlights the impact Girl Skate India has had on girls and women in India.

Breaking the Barrier chronicles Chicago-based OnWord Skate Collective’s undertaking to bring portable public skateparks to public spaces.

Chill programs pair core values with learning snowboarding, skateboarding, surfing, and paddleboarding to promote personal growth.

I first met Minna Stess in Seattle in May 2017. Her parents hosted the first Skate Like A Girl Bay Area event.