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E66: Creating Space for Minorities to Speak up through Swiftwater Rescue with Callay Boire
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Do you have trouble speaking up in spaces where you feel like a minority? I do too. <3 On today's episode I brought in Swiftwater Rescue instructor, Callay Boire from the Pacific Northwest to discuss the benefits of having minority-centered swiftwater rescue classes. We share personal experiences and tips for how to create these spaces for your own community.
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Becca Ploener is an Adventure Life Coach and Whitewater Kayak Instructor based out of Asheville, NC. She works with folks who are feeling burntout, tired, and like they have NO TIME for themselves. Combining her knowledge from her background in psychology, experiential and inquiry based learning, wilderness medicine, women's health, and whitewater kayaking she helps people to take charge of their life again so they can have fun regularly and level up their outdoor sport. Her mission is to wake you up to your wild, brave, and downright uninhibited self. Check out her website, Wildwomanbecca.com and JOIN THE EMAIL LIST if you want to be in the know about all things Wild Woman! There is a monthly newsletter, email exclusive coaching deals, and information about the programs she's leading. You can learn more on her website, facebook at Wild Woman Coaching or reach out to her via email at rploener@gmail.com or phone at (302)-584-6579
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