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SKATE DREAMS FILM PREMIERE
& FUNDRAISER FOR SKATE LIKE A GIRL

SKATE DREAMS is the first feature documentary about the rise of women’s skateboarding. It profiles a diverse group of women whose pursuit of self-expression and freedom has helped create an international movement. The story spans the trailblazing pioneers of the 1980s and the next generation of Olympic contenders as they defy industry gatekeepers and fight for professional equality. SKATE DREAMS showcases the charismatic personalities and indomitable spirits of these amazing talents on and off their skateboards. Directed by Peabody Award-winning filmmaker Jessica Edwards (MAVIS!).  

Featuring Nora Vasconcellos, Mimi Knoop, Nicole Hause, Jordyn Barratt, Jessyka Bailey, Kouv ‘Tin’ Chansangva, Cara-Beth Burnside, Lisa Whitaker, Amy Gunther Ellington, Jessie Van, Jaime Reyes, Alexis Sablone, and young women around the world brought together through skateboarding.
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REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER CAMP!

We are hosting youth summer camps in Seattle, Portland and the Bay Area this summer! Our skate instructors are equipped to get you rolling with the basics of pushing and cruising, or take your existing skills to new heights in a safe and welcoming space. 
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PARENT INFORMATION FOR SUMMER CAMP 2022
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SAVE THE DATE FOR ​WOF 11
​SEPT. 8-11, 2022

Wheels of Fortune (WOF) is the longest running global gathering of non-traditional skateboarders. With four days of activities taking place in Seattle, WA - there’s something for everyone!
​More info and details coming soon.
For now, check out the WOF 10 recaps to learn more.
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S.I.C. (SKATEBOARDING INCLUSIVITY COOPERATIVE)

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NEW BEANIES!

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New beanies in collaboration with Coal Headwear!
​ Our merch supports accessible skateboarding programs for youth across Seattle, Portland, the SF Bay Area and beyond. Each purchase helps our organization expand our reach and provide skate gear and free and low-cost programming to youth throughout our chapters. Photos by Nam-Chi Van
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WATCH OUR NEWEST VIDEOS!

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LEARN TO SKATE AT HOME!

From learning to push to mastering your kickflips,
our entire free learn to skate at home curriculum is now live!
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 COVID FAQS - MARCH 9, 2022
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NOTE: We reserve the right to amend and adjust these protocols at any time due to updated CDC and local guidelines.
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What are the COVID-19 screening procedures being conducted by Skate Like a Girl prior to the program start?
All participants must participate in a covid screening checkpoint upon arrival, which includes: a series of questions about recent symptoms or possible exposure to COVID-19 and proof of negative COVID test or vaccination status. If someone is unable to pass the screening checkpoint they will be turned away & issued a refund.
What are acceptable forms of NEGATIVE COVID TEST or VACCINATION STATUS I need to participate in a program?
Proof of Full Vaccination Status -OR- a Negative COVID Test (PCR or Antigen) 
Acceptable forms of proof:


  • Actual vaccination card, photo of vaccination card, copy of vaccination card
  • ​Copy or photo of negative COVID test result, PCR or Antigen administered by health professionals within 72 hours from the program start time. 
  • NOTE: Self administered Antigen tests or home tests are NOT acceptable forms of proof.  Also, we are not requiring booster shots at this time.

What COVID-19 safety procedures and PPE are being provided to staff AND participants throughout the entire clinic that will guarantee that no germs are being spread during this clinic?
Skateboarding is uniquely suited for reduced-risk programming since it is an individual activity where physical contact can be mitigated. All individuals will have access to hand sanitizer before/during/after the program  and masks must be worn properly over nose and mouth at all times by participants and Skate Like a Girl staff and Volunteers. We will ask & remind our participants to maintain a distance of 6 feet at all times. Unlike typical Skate Like a Girl programs prior to the pandemic, we will not be physically supporting, contacting, or holding participants in any way. Instead, we will provide clear boundaries and skate goals skaters can try without physical support or contact. 

Are parents/guardians allowed to watch their kids skate?
This may be possible, but is contingent upon the venue where programs are hosted or depending on what type of program it is. Please check with your program lead staff if there is capacity to stay to watch your skater skate. If they allow spectating, please maintain an absolute minimum of 6 feet distance from the main group. 

Assuming there be no physical contact to help participants with riding their boards or putting on equipment, how will you ensure physical safety and support for each participant?
We have modified our curriculum to ensure social distance skating and demonstrations from coaches at a safe distance. All participants will be provided safety equipment and thorough instruction on reduced-risk ways to start skateboarding. We’ll continue to give tips and one-on-one advice to ensure that participants are staying within their ability level, while still being able to learn. In the case of a participant needing some extra support with skating, some ways to safely help them may look like a one on one social distance demonstration with a coach in the grass, or even tightening the bolts of the skateboard to adjust the stability on board.

My child is under 6 years old, can they participate in programming?
No. In order to ensure that our staff can confidently and safely support participants, the minimum age requirement for our programs is 6 years old.

What is the risk of COVID-19 spread in this program? 
According to CDC.gov our program is Lowest Risk, which is determined as small groups of participants who stay together. Participants remain at least 6 feet apart and not share objects. Outdoor activities are prioritized. All participants are from the local geographic area (e.g., city, town, county, community). All participants are wearing masks and there is no physical contact. All parties are encouraged to stay home if they have symptoms or recent exposure to Covid-19.

ABOUT US

OUR MISSION, VISION AND VALUES
Skate Like a Girl is a nonprofit organization empowering individuals, especially young women and trans people, to become strong, confident leaders who promote and implement equity through the vehicle of skateboarding. We believe that skateboarding is a tool to build confidence, resilience, and foster inclusive community. Our mission is to create an inclusive community by promoting confidence, leadership, and social justice through the sport of skateboarding. Founded 20 years ago, we currently operate chapters in Seattle, Portland and the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Skate Like a Girl is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. ​Employer ID Number (Tax Identification Number): 26-2500555
  • ABOUT
    • OUR MISSION >
      • BLACK LIVES MATTER
    • OUR TEAM
    • PRESS
    • FAQ + CONTACT >
      • HAVE A QUESTION?
    • 2021 ANNUAL REPORT
    • COVID POLICIES
    • REFUND POLICY
    • FINANCIAL AID
  • PROGRAMS BY CITY
    • SEATTLE
    • PORTLAND
    • SF BAY AREA >
      • SKATE DREAMS PREMIERE
    • WOF SEPT 8-11, 2022
    • VIRTUAL >
      • SKATEBOARDING INCLUSIVITY COOPERATIVE (SIC)
      • TUTORIAL VIDEOS >
        • LEARN TO SKATE AT HOME
  • PROGRAMS BY TYPE
    • YOUTH SUMMER CAMP
    • WT ADULT CAMP
    • WT SESSIONS
    • COMMUNITY MEETUPS
    • ALLYSK8 TRAINING
  • GET INVOLVED
    • DONATIONS >
      • GET ON BOARD 2022
      • GEAR DONATION
      • CORPORATE / EMPLOYER MATCHING
      • GIVING TUESDAY
      • SUPRISE ME! ART SHOW
    • EMPLOYMENT
    • VOLUNTEER
    • PARTNER
    • SPONSOR
    • NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP
    • PPOGRAM TOOLKIT
  • SHOP
    • MERCH
    • SPITFIRE COLLAB