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"Expedition Reclamation" is the first film by The Brave Space Project, highlighting 12 Washington-based Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIWOC) exploring their joyful, resilient, and transformative relationships to outdoor recreation. As they snowboard, swim, hike, paddle, snowshoe, and climb, these women restore all BIWOC’s right to dream themselves into spaces of outdoor adventure. We believe the themes of reciprocity, connection, and belonging have the power to foster collective, necessary healing for all outdoor lovers. 

About The Brave Space Project

The Brave Space Project is a multi-racial, women-led storytelling and community-building team on a mission to redefine “outdoorsy” and help restore belonging in the outdoors for Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color (BIWOC).

As lovers of the outdoors, we can’t pretend that “nature doesn’t discriminate.” Outdoor recreation is still predominantly a white space. We’re telling these stories because representation matters if we want to change the narrative about who belongs outdoors. We are telling these stories to honor our ancestors. We are telling these stories to inspire our children and to encourage all outdoor lovers to join us in the movement to foster diversity, inclusion, and belonging for all in the great outdoors.

Learn more about Expedition Reclamation and about how you can support this initiative.

Find out more at www.bravespaceproject.org.

Check out the crowdfunding page here.

Get in-the-know on Insta by following the Filmmakers and characters on which the film focuses:

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#ExpeditionReclamation

#BraveSpaceFilmProject

Filmmakers Instagram Handles

@she_colorsnature @erinjoynash @sanj___ @turquoise_falcon

Characters Instagram Handles

@samaralasirena @nuestrasraicesverdes @mountain_meeech @samortizphoto @rawkaja @teizeen @hafapaige @wenatchiwear @inainreallife @elisa422 @hidefkaren @nikky1017

We want to acknowledge and thank the past, present, and future generations of all Native Nations and Indigenous Peoples whose ancestral lands we travel, explore, and play on. Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!

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