05/04/2023
COME SKATE WITH US ON MONDAY!
We’ve been on a 2 year break but we are stoked to skate with new and old faces!
This Monday we will be at Chuck Bailey skate park in Surrey. Bring your water, bring some snacks, bring your gear, and join us for a well-needed skate sesh together!
There is a flat skate space for folks who are working their way towards park skating to join.
See you Monday!
ID: A picture of Chuck Bailey skate park, a concrete skate park with some transitions and some street sections. On the top left there is a yellow rectangle and in black it reads “we’re back - you can skate with us” on the bottom of the image is another yellow rectangle that reads “chuck Bailey skate park, all levels all ages all wheels welcome. Monday, May 8th 6:30 to 8:30 PM.”
12/11/2022
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👋🏽have some safe, useable, spare skates or gear that you don’t know what to do with? Want to make room in your closet for a sweet new set-up? We’re here to help!
It’s been a minute since we did a skate and gear drive! ‘tis the season!
DM if you’d like to make a donation, or pass this along to someone who might.
Pease share! 🙏🏾Thank you!! 🛼💕 📣📣
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01/27/2022
Our spidey senses are tingling
Photo:
ID: A roller skater is captured stalling on the coping of a concrete skatepark, closest to the camera is a black skate, the skater is in a spider-person position wearing jeans, a black shirt, and safety gear. She has long dark hair and a colourful helmet and elbow pads (peach, yellow, aqua).
12/21/2021
Raise your hand if you love a good roller skate resource (emoji with glasses, hand raising emoji)! Well guess what?! Reconstruction of the CIB Tricktionary has begun. Our goal for this revision is to make a roller skate-specific resource that is more informative, comprehensive and visually appealing than ever. We’ve divided the revision process into three phases and as we roll it out we are going to need input from our CIB Community, you! Head over to the blog to read more about our process and get stoked on this new build!
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ID: a roller skater doing a zen air is captured. In front is a yellow banner that has white writing that reads “Tricktionary Reconstruction” and bellow reads “revision of the roller skate trick list.”
11/21/2021
Get your kettle out and your snacks ready because the and have teamed up for this edition of Coffee In Bowls!
Monday, November 29th @ 6pm PST [Nov 30th @ 3pm NZT] live on the CIB YouTube channel.
Tune in with .skate.hag and our Spanish-English translator Susan B Anthony] who have all graciously come together to share their thoughts and experiences they have had in the skate community and beyond, as well as discuss decolonizing & indigenizing skate spaces in hopes of shedding light and inspiring necessary change.
We will have also an open Q&A in our stories TODAY and a couple days ahead of the event and will be sending your questions to this panel to be answered anonymously during the live!
Access info:
-This event will have live English and Spanish translation.
-There will be live English auto-captions and if you know of any programs that do simultaneous captions for multiple languages - please let us know!
ID: at the top of the poster there is bubble lettering in yellow, brown, and white that reads “Indigenous Skate Alliance.” At the bottom of the page there is brown bold block lettering that reads “Coffee In Bowls” and above that 6 roller skaters are depicted. On the top left is , wearing an off-white helmet, yellow tank top, and glasses. To her right is smiling wearing a green shirt, off-white helmet, big sun glasses, with her arms raised up. To her right is .skate.hag wearing a plum purple shirt, and her yellow shawl is around their body with one arm raised in the air. Below her is Susan B Anthony] wearing a green hat, hijabi, and outfit. To the left of her is wearing braids, and smiling to the left towards who is pictured from the side with red streaks in her dark hair.
10/11/2021
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Kia Ora. Today is Indigenous Peoples Day. While acknowledging the land that we are living and skating on is an important start, there is a lot that needs to be done to decolonize and indigenize roller skating.
CIBCrew and all of us have a lot of work to do. Today we will be taking a break from sharing skating content to share resources in our stories on land back, decolonization, and indigenization, as well as to celebrate Indigenous creators.
We want to acknowledge that this is not enough, and this goes far beyond an individual day and is something that all of us should be working towards every single day.
CIB Crew’s headquarters are based in Tāmaki Makaurau in Aotearoa the tangata whenua iwi is Ngāti Whātua.
To find out what lands you are living and skating on, go to https://native-land.ca/
ID: Orange writing reads "Indigenous Peoples Day" on top of a black rectangle below centre in front of an image of a grey concrete skatepark.