MEET OUR TEAM
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KRISTIN EBELINGExecutive Director
Seattle She/Her 2005 - Present After facing her own hardships growing up as a female skater, Kristin has dedicated her life to creating a radically inclusive skate community. Kristin’s experience working for the YMCA and as an Up2Us Sports AmeriCorps Coach informs her youth-driven approach to Skate Like a Girl’s programs. |
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KIM WOOZYDirector of Development
SF Bay Area She/Her 2014 - Present Kim's mission is to inspire young women to dream big and empower them to generate the confidence to fulfill on those dreams. Entrepreneur, Tedx speaker, founder of MAHFIA.TV and team member of the Women’s Skateboarding Alliance, Kim has over a decade of experience empowering, promoting and encouraging females in skateboarding. Finding her own strength, freedom, and self-expression through action sports, Kim is committed to creating accessible opportunities for all women to participate. |
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HANNAH LEVYFund Development Director
Seattle She/Her 2016 - Present Specializing in grant writing and donor relations for Skate Like a Girl Seattle, Portland, and the SF Bay Area chapters, Hannah brings over four years of experience fundraising to support feminist organizations. As a beginner skater with Skate Like a Girl, knows personally what it's like to experience our programs and community. |
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ASHLEY MASTERSDirector of Programming
She/Her SF Bay Area 2016 - Present Ashley is a lifelong skateboarder, youth and fitness coach and has 10 years of experience instructing skateboarding and working with youth. Sports and skateboarding has given Ashley a lifetime of freedom and joy coupled with self-discipline and confidence. Ashley has a BA in Community Studies/Education from the University of California Santa Cruz and is passionate about creating a healthy, safe and supportive environment for young girls and women to participate in skateboarding regardless of age, gender, background and ability. |
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TERENCE STILIN-ROONEYChapter Director
Portland He/Him 2017 - Present Terence started skateboarding in 1999 and has been working in youth development since 2005\. His belief that everyone should have equitable access to skateboarding brought him to Skate Like a Girl. He is proud to help foster a more inclusive skateboard community in Portland through his role as Chapter Director. |
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MATTHEW URYOperations Director
Seattle He/Him 2017 - Present Matt got into skateboarding at the age of 12. With a background in management and operations, Matt brings his passion for skating and his desire for equality to the Skate Like a Girl offices. |
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HOPE GRANTAmeriCorps VISTA, Development Assistant
Seattle She/Her 2017 - Present Hope hails from sunny California, and studied Psychology and English and World Literature at Pitzer College. Her experiences as a collegiate athlete and working with youth inspired her to move to Seattle to serve as Skate Like a Girl's AmeriCorps VISTA, Development Assistant. |
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RAYCHEL TEMANCoach
Portland She/Her 2015 - Present ..favorite skate trick to teach?: Drop in ...favorite skate park?: Glenhaven ...favorite part of working for Skate Like a Girl?: Seeing so many other people come to love skateboarding so much |
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REBECCA CONNERCoach
Portland She/Her 2017 - Present ...favorite skate trick to teach?: Pumping in a half pipe ...favorite skate park?: WJ in Eugene ...favorite part of working for Skate Like a Girl?: Supporting girls that might be intimidated by a male dominated sport. |
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NANCY CHANGCo-Chair
Seattle She/Her 2005 - Current Nancy is proud to be part of the Skate Like a Girl family. She believes the power of an inclusive community can transform any culture, she has witnessed the powerful transformation in the Seattle skate community (and beyond) that has transcended the negative stereotypes of traditional male-dominated skate culture, to a more welcoming community that encourages all ages, genders, sizes, and abilities. |
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LAUREN BELLEZABoard Member
Seattle She/Her 2014 - Present Lauren holds a degree in Health Information Management and works for a local hospital. For her, SLAG is a great opportunity to work with a great group of people and personally give back to the community. Being involved with SLAG helps show her son how he too can give back and how to better his treatment of all humans through something he loves, skateboarding. |
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DESTINY ITANOBoard Member
Seattle She/Her 2015 - Present Destiny believes that achieving empowering and equitable spaces takes active thought, work, and participation, and was thrilled to find a place for herself and her daughter in Skate Like a Girl. She is especially committed to helping Skate Like a Girl work with underserved populations, and is excited to see the next generation of skateboarders create a supportive and inclusive community. |
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