Report Written By: Bill Butler, TRR Susquehanna Valley Chapter Coordinator As many of you are aware, we host a couple of large kayak training events each year that revolve
TRIP REPORT Written by: Carlisle Landel. TRR Palo Alto Chapter Co-Coordinator. 2021 TRR BIPOC AFFINITY CLINICDates: August 11-15Location: Lotus, California The first TRR BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) Affinity Clinic was an unqualified
Earlier this month, we held our annual Montana OuttaSight clinic. This is one of the several clinics in our OuttaSight series that focuses on paddling skills and experiences for visually
The Team River Runner American River Chapter in the greater Sacramento CA area is very grateful to Guy Cables, the Owner of Sierra Outdoor Center in Auburn, CA. Guy has
Team River Runner was welcomed back to Bartlesville for another amazing Golf Tournament that helps raise funds for our programs. This year, we had a few OuttaSight veterans participate in
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEcontact:Vanessa BuccellaSocial Media Coordinator/Video Producervbuccella@riversportokc.org; 312-925-3042 (cell) Disabled Veterans Invited to Participate in Free “Kayak Football” Event at RIVERSPORT this Saturday, May 29 Oklahoma City (May 22, 2021) – Disabled
TRR PALO ALTO TRIP REPORTALVISO SLOUGH FIRST DAY OF SPRING PADDLEMarch 20, 2021 – By: Carlisle Landel Participants: Carlisle, Maggie, Stephen, Kent, Bill, Sandy R, Rudy, Mike O, Artie, Doug, Mike M,
“Diversify Whitewater’s aim is to introduce more BIPOC to whitewater kayaking and rafting. The Fort Collins, Colorado-based organization’s founders are two women of color—Lily Durkee and Antoinette Lee Toscano. The
Vanessa A. Jones is a dynamic force dedicated to fostering inclusivity, encouraging discussion, and promoting a culture of belonging in the outdoor sports community. Hailing from Washington, DC, she brings a wealth of diverse experiences and perspectives to her endeavors. As a US Army veteran and ordained Chaplain with a focus on seniors and caretakers, Vanessa is deeply committed to serving others. Her work as a patient-caretaker advocate reflects her passion for supporting vulnerable populations and ensuring their voices are heard. Currently, Vanessa is employed by a resettlement agency, where she confronts challenges head-on with resilience and compassion. As a single, Black woman veteran, she embraces the unique hurdles she faces, viewing them as opportunities for growth and empowerment. In her downtime, she wears many hats, including that of a missionary, spreading hope and positivity wherever she goes. Weekends are spent paddling, immersing herself in West African dance and finding solace and joy in nature’s embrace. Vanessa is committed to equitable principles, ensuring that everyone’s opinions are valued and heard. Through her unwavering dedication and inclusive leadership, Vanessa is paving the way for a more equitable and diverse outdoor sports landscape.