Diversity & Inclusion in Rowing: Social Accounts to Follow

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Diversity & Inclusion in Rowing: Social Accounts to Follow

June 11, 2020
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Philadelphia City Rowing has made diversity and inclusion its mission

If you are interested in learning more about issues of diversity and inclusion in rowing, are looking to help out, or simply want to join the conversation, here are a few accounts to follow.

@RowingInColor

Rowing In Color
A podcast that amplifies the voices of color in rowing. See our interviews with podcasters Denise Aquino and Patricia Destine here.

@ctc_rowing

Chicago Training Center
Chicago's fully free competitive rowing team.

@rowboston

Row Boston
Row Boston is the competitive team for high school and middle school students in the Boston Public Schools.

@rownewyork

Row New York
Through the discipline of rowing & academic support, Row New York transforms the lives of New Yorkers, regardless of background or ability.

@philadelphiacityrowing

Philadelphia City Rowing
Philadelphia City Rowing seeks to empower local public school students through the sport of rowing.

@blackgirlsrow

black girls row
two black girls inspiring people of color to row :)

@arshay_cooper

Arshay Cooper
USRowing Golden Oars Winner, Motivational Speaker, Rower, Author of 'A Most Beautiful Thing'

@amostbeautifulthing

A Most Beautiful Thing
Narrated by Common with EPs Grant Hill and Dwyane Wade, ft. music by 9th Wonder and directed by Olympic rower Mary Mazzio.

@rowers4blm

Rowers for Black Lives Matter
The rowing community has been too silent about privilege, race and diversity. It's time to stand in solidarity with BLM. ?

Are there any accounts we missed? Let us know!

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