By: Carlisle Landel – Palo Alto Chapter Co- Coordinator Fall in San Francisco brings Fleet Week, the city’s largest annual civic event and a week-long celebration of the US Navy
By: Bill Butler – TRR Susquehanna Valley Chapter Coordinator I wanted to give you a quick trip report on the 2nd Annual KAOS PA Statewide Adventure Weekend held the weekend
“The first time John Fritzell picked up a kayak paddle he was only 11 years old. Because of a rare neurological disorder, he was physically unable to hold a paddle
The Coast Guard has recently announced that they will be shutting down a portion of the Potomac River while President Trump is using the Trump National Golf Course in Sterling,
Written By: Dana Larcernaire, Conference Director This year’s TRR Adaptive Paddling Conference was our best yet, despite Mother Nature’s attempt to keep us off the rivers. The Conference was held
Team River Runner serves veterans of all eras and these veterans seek out TRR for many reasons. Some pick up a paddle to re-live the rush of adrenaline they felt
In 2009, Team River Runner introduced Kayak Football to the veterans and volunteers in our chapter system. Kayak Football is a competition that combines elements of Kayaking, American Football and ultimate frisbee.
Travis Strong, Eric Guzman and Kate Farrington represented Team River Runner in the 2017 8 Tuff Miles race on St John the Last weekend in February. The 8 Tuff miles
Read our spotlight on the Ninkasi Blog where we talk a little bit about TRR and answer some campaign related questions! Snippet: 3. If your organization turned into a Ninkasi
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.