Get ready for an exhilarating journey into the dynamic world of intersectional identity and its profound implications for those Outdoorists everywhere! In this workshop, you'll embark on a transformative exploration of how your multifaceted identities intersect and impact your engagement with outdoor recreation.
About your facilitator:
David Ryan Barcega Castro-Harris (all five names for the ancestors) is the son of Bien & DP, grandson of Ruth & Yolando and Ruth & Jesse. As the Founder of Amplify RJ, he is dedicated to sharing the philosophy, practices, and values of Restorative Justice.
Over digital platforms and live facilitations he shares knowledge and create experiences that help folks across the world understand Restorative Justice as a relationship centered-way of being, not merely a program for addressing harm.
In this workshop you will:
delve into conversations about how race, gender, sexuality, ability, and socioeconomic status intersect to shape your outdoor adventures
discover how these intersections impact your access to outdoor spaces, your experiences, and your sense of belonging
explore how these dynamics influence who gets to enjoy the outdoors freely and who faces barriers
examine the roles of power and privilege can play in creating a more equitable outdoor environment.
gain a deeper appreciation for the myriad perspectives that enrich our outdoor communities by engaging in reflection activities and open discussions.
As you traverse this terrain, you'll leave with a newfound understanding of the importance of inclusivity, equity, and justice in the outdoor world. You'll be equipped with the tools to foster a more welcoming environment for all, ensuring that everyone can savor the exhilaration of outdoor recreation.
Join the Outdoorist Oath community as we embark on an adventure that promises to empower, inspire, and transform. Buckle up for a ride that will leave you eager to embrace the intersectionality of your outdoor experiences, confront power and privilege, and make our natural spaces accessible and inclusive for everyone.