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Tawa Threads is focused on initiatives that are creating safe space to support representations in the outdoors through healing spaces and leadership development. It’s easier to challenge stereotypes when you can experience challenges with people who look like you. Tabria efforts also include creating a physical space where individuals can share their outdoor history through a more representative lens. The exhibit will include history, artwork, photography, and docu-series from outdoor enthusiasts and activist who are paving the way for representation in the outdoors. She’ll be crowdfunding in a couple months so be sure to follow the Tawa Threads’ journey! Look Good. Feel Good. Do Good.

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Tawa Threads is focused on initiatives that are creating safe space to support representations in the outdoors through healing spaces and leadership development. It’s easier to challenge stereotypes when you can experience challenges with people who look like you.

Tabria efforts also include creating a physical space where individuals can share their outdoor history through a more representative lens. The exhibit will include history, artwork, photography, and docu-series from outdoor enthusiasts and activist who are paving the way for representation in the outdoors. She’ll be crowdfunding in a couple months so be sure to follow the Tawa Threads’ journey!

Look Good. Feel Good. Do Good. 

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Tabria Williford (she/her) is the founder and designer of @tawathreads. Tawa Threads is a home goods company with designs inspired by national parks, wildlife, and vegetation. She donates to programs that are invested in exploration for BIPOC, LGBTQIA2+, and individuals with disabilities in outdoor spaces. From my own experience, I know the anxiety that comes with visiting rural areas and feeling unsafe or unwelcome.
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