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SheJumps presented its first-ever Wilderness First Aid Scholarship to 26 women to learn emergency backcountry medicine.

The SheJumps Snowpack Scholarship Program has stormed into the ski industry and undisputedly changed the game for snow scholarships.

On Monday, October 11, SheJumps celebrates Indigenous People’s Day. We encourage our community to do the same.

SheJumps is announcing the 2021 Wilderness First Aid scholarship pilot program and encourages all self-identifying Women of Color to apply.

Park City Artist Lamont Joseph White shatters the stereotype of what a skier should look like by painting Black figures in the mountains.

Gay Ski Weeks across the Western United States feature celebrations, filled with colorful events both on and off the mountain.

The Snowpack Scholarship Ikon Pass was created in partnership with SheJumps to remove financial barriers to get more women access.

In the 3rd year of the SheJumps Snowpack Scholarship, 34 recipients received a scholarship to take an AIARE Level 1 course.

Land acknowledgements become a window into understanding the role we all play in making the outdoors a more inclusive place.

The following report was prepared by Claire Smallwood, Executive Director & Co-Founder and SheJumps Board Member Tallie Segel. The report...

Indigenous peoples have been building societies for at least twelve thousand years in a way of mutuality with Mother Earth.

Words cannot describe the joy I felt the moment I was notified that I had won the Ikon Pass through SheJumps!

Your donation helps us to build resources that will directly impact women and girls of color.

What does accessibility in the outdoors look like, and how can we constantly improve it? SheJumps is making programs more accessible.

We're excited to announce the newest members of the Board of Directors.

Theresa Silveyra made a goal to climb Oregon's Wy’east (Mount Hood) 30 times before her 30th birthday.

We are addressing our blind spots, and understanding that solutions privilege will be a constant hurdle towards equitable and inclusive.

SheJumps is committed to doing the work required to become an organization that represents the diverse human landscape of this country.

We're excited to announce that for the 2019-2020 season we are expanding the program to include Washington, Oregon, and Colorado with 10 sch

SheJumps wants to see more women of color on the slopes—so they’re giving away three Ikon passes between now and October 25, 2019.