Thank you for hosting this evening! Joining from Maryland!

Hi all, joining from Washington State. Coast Salish ancestral lands

Tuning in from Boston … thanks for hosting!

Hi All! Would love to know where/ what Indigenous Land you're zooming in from!

Joining from Wampanoag and Massachusett land

Hi all, joining from Ohlone land in Oakland CA (hi Mardi!)

Nipmuc land

Hello. Calling in from western mass, Nipmuc and Pocumtuc land

https://native-land.ca/

Hello! I'm joining from Lenape land, in the Hudson Valley.

Hi all, joining in from Pawtucket land (Boston)

Hello, I am joining from Nashoba, Wachusett and Nipmuc lands.

Joining from the territory of the Massachusett People

Lenape land, Cape May, NJ

Also joining from Pawtucket land.

Joining from Pawtucket and Massachusett land

Looks good!

all good!

The Anishinaabek - People of the Three Fires -- Ojibwe, Ottawa and Potawatomi)

Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East) Land, Kensington, MD

Shoutout to our FOOT trip!

Exertion and immersion…I love that….

I'm "the white folks on the Antiracism journey". I have the privilege and responsibility to represent a large land trust and outdoor recreation areas. thank you for this talk tonight

Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America by Ibram X. Kendi

Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? By Beverly Daniel Tatum

Interesting inherent assumptions...I'm seeing this from a different perspective now.

Well said, Mardi!

yess! love the book

Very good read

Black Faces, White Spaces by Carolyn Finney

Wonderful book.

Not included on purpose - truth

Dispossessing the wilderness is a book that goes into detail about this

^^^ adding ALL of these books to my list.

If you haven't seen Rich's presentation, put on your list!

Douglas Massey and Nancy Denton, American Apartheid

A law review article entitled "the Law of Foraging" (https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/ulj/vol45/iss4/3/), which I highly recommend, documents how criminal trespass laws originated in the post-Civil War South: to forbid Black people from gathering wild food, which was a common practice in slavery days: to supplement the meager rations the plantations provided. The trespass laws were intended to prevent food self-sufficiency and force Black people back to the plantations, to take poorly-paid jobs as sharecroppers.

Woohoo! Shout out to Outdoor Afro!

http://outdoorafro.org/

so glad i was able to make it this talk!!! thanks Mardi!

Thank you!!!

Latino Outdoors!

Great talk - thank you Mardi!

https://www.melaninbasecamp.com/trip-reports/2021/8/9/three-ways-to-build-a-more-inclusive-outdoor-culture

Brown Girls Climb!!

thank you Mardi! One of things I've learned in my journey is that hearing others perspectives of nature has been eye opening and helpful in understanding my white blindness

Shout out to Brown Girls Climb as well!

I’m hiking the 48 - 20 is up next! Not your job to tell me how to be welcoming and inclusive but any advice for me?

Thank you for your presentation! Grateful to you for sharing your time, energies and knowledge!

BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin

Marketing of the gear?

That’s a question!

Thank you so much for your presentation and all the resources! Hope to see you out on the trail!

LOLLLLL AMC seriously one of the most non inclusive groups i have encountered :/

I vote for Mardi!

The Brown Girls Climb marketplace has gear from all sorts of inclusive partners, for those looking for good gear or companies

the position is open

https://www.thebgcmarketplace.com/?

Thank you Mardi

Thank you so much Mardi!!!

Thank you!!

Thanks for sharing, Mardi; so much for us to take in.

Thank you! These talks are wonderful!

Thank you, Mardi!

Thank you!

Thanks Mardi!

outdoorafro.com/giving-donate/

Much gratitude to Mardi and organizers!!

www.onbelongingoutdoors.org.

Mardi thank you for being fabulous and bold and helping all of us to be wiser and better mountain folks!

Thank you Mardi!

Thank you!

Thank you, Mardi!