
--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph__field_video_content`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph__field_video_content` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_video_content_value` varchar(256) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Data storage for paragraph field field_video_content.';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph__field_video_content`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph__field_video_content` VALUES ('post_video',0,29,2307,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/jBp5aSjiR9Q'),('post_video',0,41,1414,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7unHBRcOeds'),('post_video',0,74,726,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/rsg9N0ZvlGg'),('post_video',0,80,787,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jBR9cHIW4Y&feature=youtu.be'),('post_video',0,89,2985,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBp5aSjiR9Q&feature=emb_title'),('post_video',0,95,1724,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/vYLC6jYTig8'),('post_video',0,97,1726,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bnLkLMnPjA&feature=youtu.be'),('post_video',0,102,1728,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3eFeUElwd8'),('post_video',0,110,1048,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXCo79VwJaw&feature=youtu.be'),('post_video',0,111,1043,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GM2CWlNYsA'),('post_video',0,112,1730,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ON_RE6n6gU&feature=youtu.be'),('post_video',0,116,1732,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEPQPCvnjSA'),('post_video',0,135,1734,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/WnUx5BvRkcw'),('post_video',0,139,3383,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/yTSob8VNBHY'),('post_video',0,178,1957,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oULYqkp5P34&feature=youtu.be'),('post_video',0,190,1671,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOSuKsF6tqw '),('post_video',0,193,1736,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/ADrwh7Brh2Q'),('post_video',0,240,2244,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHXcant9214'),('post_video',0,249,2319,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu6imrmTT9E'),('post_video',0,250,2986,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUK86rXp6vs'),('post_video',0,251,2309,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUK86rXp6vs'),('post_video',0,255,2335,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyRfKw7bZYo'),('post_video',0,308,2751,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hPf3AwmtE0'),('post_video',0,316,2900,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/cgH9a8oXsmc'),('post_video',0,317,3379,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgH9a8oXsmc'),('post_video',0,330,2983,'en',0,'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZlcNhXPO6o'),('post_video',0,371,3359,'en',0,'https://youtu.be/1AeUNcvSBaA');

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_banner_caption`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_banner_caption` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_banner_caption_value` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_banner…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_banner_caption`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_banner_caption` VALUES ('post_banner',0,4,171,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,177,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,183,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,192,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,198,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,204,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,237,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,243,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,249,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,261,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,4,281,'en',0,'Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil Agerskov'),('post_banner',0,10,146,'en',0,'This is a banner'),('post_banner',0,10,153,'en',0,'This is a banner'),('post_banner',0,10,218,'en',0,'Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.'),('post_banner',0,10,225,'en',0,'Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.'),('post_banner',0,10,267,'en',0,'Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.'),('post_banner',0,10,274,'en',0,'Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.'),('post_banner',0,10,309,'en',0,'Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.'),('post_banner',0,12,220,'en',0,'Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.'),('post_banner',0,12,227,'en',0,'Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.'),('post_banner',0,12,269,'en',0,'Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.'),('post_banner',0,12,276,'en',0,'Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.'),('post_banner',0,12,311,'en',0,'Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.'),('post_banner',0,14,222,'en',0,'Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya'),('post_banner',0,14,229,'en',0,'Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya'),('post_banner',0,14,271,'en',0,'Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya'),('post_banner',0,14,278,'en',0,'Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya'),('post_banner',0,14,313,'en',0,'Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya'),('post_banner',0,17,213,'en',0,'Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.'),('post_banner',0,17,232,'en',0,'Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.'),('post_banner',0,17,256,'en',0,'Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.'),('post_banner',0,17,289,'en',0,'Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.'),('post_banner',0,17,295,'en',0,'Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.'),('post_banner',0,17,300,'en',0,'Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.'),('post_banner',0,19,215,'en',0,'The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.'),('post_banner',0,19,234,'en',0,'The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.'),('post_banner',0,19,258,'en',0,'The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.'),('post_banner',0,19,291,'en',0,'The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.'),('post_banner',0,19,297,'en',0,'The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.'),('post_banner',0,19,302,'en',0,'The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.'),('post_banner',0,25,210,'en',0,'Click image to view the application form!'),('post_banner',0,32,327,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Download it now for free!'),('post_banner',0,32,333,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Download it now for free!'),('post_banner',0,32,339,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Download it now for free!'),('post_banner',0,32,345,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Download it now for free!'),('post_banner',0,32,351,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Download it now for free!'),('post_banner',0,32,357,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,363,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,369,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,375,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,381,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,387,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,393,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,399,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,405,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,411,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,32,2305,'en',0,'A peek inside the booklet... Featuring 20 games on skateboards!'),('post_banner',0,54,497,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,506,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,515,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,527,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,542,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,558,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,577,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,598,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,619,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,655,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,54,721,'en',0,'Top SDGs selected by social skateboarding projects'),('post_banner',0,64,563,'en',0,'Mental health brainstorm'),('post_banner',0,64,582,'en',0,'Mental health brainstorm'),('post_banner',0,64,603,'en',0,'Mental health brainstorm'),('post_banner',0,64,624,'en',0,'Mental health brainstorm'),('post_banner',0,64,660,'en',0,'Mental health brainstorm'),('post_banner',0,64,727,'en',0,'Mental health brainstorm'),('post_banner',0,65,583,'en',0,'Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia showing homemade skateboards from the kids.'),('post_banner',0,65,604,'en',0,'Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia showing homemade skateboards from the kids.'),('post_banner',0,65,625,'en',0,'Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia showing homemade skateboards from the kids.'),('post_banner',0,65,661,'en',0,'Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia showing homemade skateboards from the kids.'),('post_banner',0,65,728,'en',0,'Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia showing homemade skateboards from the kids.'),('post_banner',0,68,666,'en',0,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding'),('post_banner',0,68,673,'en',0,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding'),('post_banner',0,68,680,'en',0,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding'),('post_banner',0,68,687,'en',0,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding'),('post_banner',0,68,694,'en',0,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding'),('post_banner',0,68,701,'en',0,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding'),('post_banner',0,70,668,'en',0,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?'),('post_banner',0,70,675,'en',0,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?'),('post_banner',0,70,682,'en',0,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?'),('post_banner',0,70,689,'en',0,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?'),('post_banner',0,70,696,'en',0,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?'),('post_banner',0,70,703,'en',0,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?'),('post_banner',0,72,670,'en',0,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects'),('post_banner',0,72,677,'en',0,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects'),('post_banner',0,72,684,'en',0,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects'),('post_banner',0,72,691,'en',0,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects'),('post_banner',0,72,698,'en',0,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects'),('post_banner',0,72,705,'en',0,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects'),('post_banner',0,75,729,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,731,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,733,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,735,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,737,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,739,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,741,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,743,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,75,745,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,730,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,732,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,734,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,736,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,738,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,740,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,742,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,744,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,76,746,'en',0,'img'),('post_banner',0,83,767,'en',0,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!'),('post_banner',0,85,779,'en',0,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!'),('post_banner',0,85,785,'en',0,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!'),('post_banner',0,85,791,'en',0,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!'),('post_banner',0,90,878,'en',0,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps'),('post_banner',0,114,1097,'en',0,'Brainstorm from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects'),('post_banner',0,114,1099,'en',0,'Brainstorm from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects'),('post_banner',0,114,1101,'en',0,'Brainstorm from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects'),('post_banner',0,114,1103,'en',0,'Brainstorm from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects'),('post_banner',0,114,1105,'en',0,'Brainstorm from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects'),('post_banner',0,114,1251,'en',0,'Brainstorm from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects'),('post_banner',0,131,1273,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1279,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1290,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1301,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1324,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1335,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1385,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1794,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,131,1899,'en',0,'WCMX pro David Lebuser drops in. Credit: Pascal_Lieleg/Junity'),('post_banner',0,170,1536,'en',0,'Photo by Love CT'),('post_banner',0,170,1543,'en',0,'Photo by Love CT'),('post_banner',0,172,1538,'en',0,'Photo by Tropinha do S.A.'),('post_banner',0,172,1545,'en',0,'Photo by Tropinha do S.A.'),('post_banner',0,174,1540,'en',0,'Photo by Um Drop de Amor'),('post_banner',0,174,1547,'en',0,'Photo by Um Drop de Amor'),('post_banner',0,180,1577,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1581,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1585,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1589,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1593,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1597,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1602,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1606,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1704,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1908,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,180,1959,'en',0,'WCMX pro and webinar panelist David Lebuser. Photo: Sit\'n\'Skate'),('post_banner',0,186,1613,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,186,1622,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,186,1631,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,186,1640,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,186,1649,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,186,1658,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,186,1667,'en',0,'Photo credit: Anne Charlotte Moreau '),('post_banner',0,195,1923,'en',0,'Photo credit: Babes on Board'),('post_banner',0,196,1801,'en',0,'María Voth Velasco'),('post_banner',0,196,1811,'en',0,'María Voth Velasco'),('post_banner',0,196,1821,'en',0,'María Voth Velasco'),('post_banner',0,196,1831,'en',0,'María Voth Velasco'),('post_banner',0,196,1911,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Birgit Franchy'),('post_banner',0,196,1921,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Birgit Franchy'),('post_banner',0,206,1919,'en',0,'Photo credit: Lars Lummerich'),('post_banner',0,206,1929,'en',0,'Photo credit: Lars Lummerich'),('post_banner',0,209,1876,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1882,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1887,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1892,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1933,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1938,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1943,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,209,1948,'en',0,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event'),('post_banner',0,211,1878,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting insane air'),('post_banner',0,211,1880,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting insane air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,211,1885,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting massive air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,211,1890,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting massive air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,211,1931,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting massive air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,211,1936,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting massive air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,211,1941,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting massive air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,211,1946,'en',0,'Lily Rice getting massive air. Credit: @eckersphoto'),('post_banner',0,215,1962,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,1975,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,1988,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2001,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2014,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2027,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2040,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2053,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2075,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,215,2088,'en',0,'Beatriz Gómez de Silva '),('post_banner',0,216,1963,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,1976,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,1989,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2002,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2015,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2028,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2041,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2054,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2076,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,216,2089,'en',0,'Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,218,1965,'en',0,'Skate Clinic Leiden '),('post_banner',0,218,1978,'en',0,'Skate Clinic Leiden '),('post_banner',0,218,1991,'en',0,'Skate Clinic Leiden '),('post_banner',0,218,2004,'en',0,'Skate Clinic Leiden '),('post_banner',0,218,2017,'en',0,'Skate Clinic Leiden '),('post_banner',0,218,2030,'en',0,'Skate Clinic Leiden '),('post_banner',0,223,2048,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,223,2061,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,223,2083,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,223,2096,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,225,2050,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,225,2063,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,225,2085,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,225,2098,'en',0,'Photo Credit: Lina Czerny '),('post_banner',0,227,2108,'en',0,'RM Nanja '),('post_banner',0,227,2122,'en',0,'RM Nanja '),('post_banner',0,242,2250,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2257,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2264,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2271,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2278,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2293,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2312,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,242,2340,'en',0,'Photo credit: Chris Swainston '),('post_banner',0,244,2273,'en',0,'The Commitment Working Group Members'),('post_banner',0,244,2280,'en',0,'The Commitment Working Group Members'),('post_banner',0,244,2295,'en',0,'The Commitment Working Group Members'),('post_banner',0,244,2314,'en',0,'The Commitment Working Group Members'),('post_banner',0,244,2342,'en',0,'The Commitment Working Group Members'),('post_banner',0,263,2381,'en',0,'GP 2019 event in Copenhagen '),('post_banner',0,263,2383,'en',0,'GP 2019 event in Copenhagen '),('post_banner',0,263,2392,'en',0,'GP 2019 event in Copenhagen '),('post_banner',0,263,2411,'en',0,'Goodpush event in Copenhagen (2019)'),('post_banner',0,263,2413,'en',0,'Goodpush event in Copenhagen (2019)'),('post_banner',0,263,2415,'en',0,'Goodpush event in Copenhagen (2019)'),('post_banner',0,263,2431,'en',0,'Goodpush event in Copenhagen (2019)'),('post_banner',0,312,2820,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2825,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2831,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2838,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2875,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2882,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2889,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,312,2896,'en',0,'Sneak peek into our Child Protection e-course!'),('post_banner',0,322,2910,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,322,2917,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,322,2928,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,322,2940,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,322,2952,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,322,2964,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,322,2976,'en',0,'Logos of Commitment signatories'),('post_banner',0,327,2921,'en',0,'Photo credits: Surf Ghana'),('post_banner',0,327,2932,'en',0,'Photo credits: Surf Ghana'),('post_banner',0,327,2944,'en',0,'Photo credits: Surf Ghana'),('post_banner',0,327,2956,'en',0,'Photo credits: Surf Ghana'),('post_banner',0,327,2968,'en',0,'Photo credits: Surf Ghana'),('post_banner',0,327,2980,'en',0,'Photo credits: Surf Ghana'),('post_banner',0,333,2989,'en',0,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh'),('post_banner',0,333,2996,'en',0,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh'),('post_banner',0,333,3003,'en',0,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh'),('post_banner',0,333,3010,'en',0,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh'),('post_banner',0,333,3099,'en',0,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh'),('post_banner',0,341,3020,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3025,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3030,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3035,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3040,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3045,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3050,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3057,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3066,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3075,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3084,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,341,3093,'en',0,'Photo courtesy of Surf Ghana, an organization within the working group'),('post_banner',0,348,3105,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3108,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3111,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3114,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3117,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3120,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3123,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3126,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3129,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3132,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3135,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3138,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3141,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3144,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3147,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3150,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3153,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3156,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3159,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3162,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3165,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3168,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,348,3171,'en',0,'Photo by Hannah Bailey, of 2021 ROLL Models project Melanin Skate Gals & Pals - led by Marie Mayassi'),('post_banner',0,352,3177,'en',0,'Photo from Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3181,'en',0,'Photo from Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3185,'en',0,'Photo from Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3189,'en',0,'Photo from Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3194,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3199,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3204,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3209,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3214,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3219,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3224,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3229,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3234,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,352,3249,'en',0,'Mams Park (South Africa), credits: @Biyagram'),('post_banner',0,354,3192,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3197,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3202,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3207,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3212,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3217,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3222,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3227,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3232,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey'),('post_banner',0,354,3247,'en',0,'Melanin Skate Gals & Pals (England), credits: Hannah Bailey');

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_banner_image`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_banner_image` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_banner_image_target_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The ID of the file entity.',
  `field_banner_image_alt` varchar(512) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'Alternative image text, for the image''s ''alt'' attribute.',
  `field_banner_image_title` varchar(1024) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'Image title text, for the image''s ''title'' attribute.',
  `field_banner_image_width` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'The width of the image in pixels.',
  `field_banner_image_height` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'The height of the image in pixels.',
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`),
  KEY `field_banner_image_target_id` (`field_banner_image_target_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_banner…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_banner_image`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_banner_image` VALUES ('post_banner',0,4,6,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,12,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,18,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,37,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,43,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,56,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,93,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,110,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,130,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,165,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,171,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,177,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,183,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,192,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,198,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,204,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,237,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,243,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,249,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,261,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,4,281,'en',0,135,'Pushing Boarders skateboard NGOs group photo Oliver Percovich, Charlie Davis, Arne Hilliers, Tobias Egelkamp','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,6,8,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,14,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,20,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,39,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,45,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,58,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,95,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,112,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,132,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,167,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,173,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,179,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,185,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,194,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,200,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,206,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,239,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,245,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,251,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,263,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,6,283,'en',0,138,'2018 Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects flyer','',1200,943),('post_banner',0,8,10,'en',0,139,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',480,500),('post_banner',0,8,16,'en',0,139,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',480,500),('post_banner',0,8,22,'en',0,139,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',480,500),('post_banner',0,8,41,'en',0,139,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',480,500),('post_banner',0,8,47,'en',0,139,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',480,500),('post_banner',0,8,60,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,97,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,114,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,134,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,169,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,175,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,181,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,187,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,196,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,202,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,208,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,8,241,'en',0,145,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',461,432),('post_banner',0,10,24,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,30,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,49,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,62,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,69,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,76,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,116,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,123,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,146,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,153,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,218,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,225,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,267,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,274,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,10,309,'en',0,140,'Goodpush Skateboarding Workshop at Suli Skatepark in Iraqi Kurdistan','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,12,26,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,32,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,51,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,64,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,71,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,78,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,118,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,125,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,148,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,155,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,220,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,227,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,269,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,276,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,12,311,'en',0,141,'Youth leaders at 7Hills skatepark in Amman, Jordan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,28,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,34,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,53,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,66,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,73,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,80,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,120,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,127,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,150,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,157,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,222,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,229,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,271,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,278,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,14,313,'en',0,144,'SkateQilya Goodpush group photo Jayyous Palestine','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,17,83,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,88,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,100,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,105,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,136,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,160,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,213,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,232,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,256,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,289,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,295,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,17,300,'en',0,146,'Skateistan workshop with girls in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2012','',1274,960),('post_banner',0,19,85,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,90,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,102,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,107,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,138,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,162,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,215,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,234,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,258,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,291,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,297,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,19,302,'en',0,147,'Skateistan\'s skatepark construction in Mazar-e-Sharif Afghanistan','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,25,210,'en',0,157,'Goodpush call for partners application form ','',702,900),('post_banner',0,26,247,'en',0,158,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',1064,1063),('post_banner',0,26,253,'en',0,158,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',1064,1063),('post_banner',0,26,265,'en',0,158,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',1064,1063),('post_banner',0,26,285,'en',0,158,'Goodpush Alliance logo','',1064,1063),('post_banner',0,32,327,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,333,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,339,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,345,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,351,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,357,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,363,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,369,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,375,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,381,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,387,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,393,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,399,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,405,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,411,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,32,2305,'en',0,201,'Sample spread from Goodpush Skate Games Booklet','',951,705),('post_banner',0,37,420,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,423,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,426,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,429,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,434,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,438,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,442,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,446,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,37,450,'en',0,210,'Goodpush Child Protection Webinar banner','',876,416),('post_banner',0,44,480,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,627,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,630,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,633,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,636,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,639,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,663,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,1378,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,44,3241,'en',0,482,'Girls helping girls in Johannesburg','',4205,2803),('post_banner',0,53,494,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,503,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,512,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,524,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,539,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,554,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,573,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,594,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,615,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,651,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,53,717,'en',0,499,'Skate brain image from Hull Services','',4961,4961),('post_banner',0,54,497,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,506,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,515,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,527,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,542,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,558,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,577,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,598,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,619,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,655,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,54,721,'en',0,498,'SDGs and social skateboarding graph','',1080,636),('post_banner',0,55,519,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,531,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,546,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,565,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,585,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,606,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,642,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,55,708,'en',0,502,'Goodpush Alliance group photo Copenhagen 2019','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,56,521,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,533,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,548,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,567,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,587,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,608,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,644,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,56,710,'en',0,500,'Goodpush Alliance Challenges and Solutions workshop','',1200,804),('post_banner',0,57,522,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,534,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,549,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,568,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,588,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,609,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,645,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,57,711,'en',0,501,'Workshop Goodpush Alliance Copenhagen','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,536,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,551,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,570,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,591,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,612,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,648,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,58,714,'en',0,505,'Wendy Ngwenya from Skateistan presenting at Goodpush Alliance meeting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,537,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,552,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,571,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,592,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,613,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,649,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,59,715,'en',0,504,'Joel Pippus from Push to Heal / Hull Services presenting','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,61,556,'en',0,506,'Group photo Goodpush Summit South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,61,575,'en',0,506,'Group photo Goodpush Summit South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,61,596,'en',0,506,'Group photo Goodpush Summit South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,61,617,'en',0,506,'Group photo Goodpush Summit South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,61,653,'en',0,506,'Group photo Goodpush Summit South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,61,719,'en',0,506,'Group photo Goodpush Summit South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,62,560,'en',0,507,'Skate Lesson workshop Skateistan South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,62,579,'en',0,507,'Skate Lesson workshop Skateistan South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,62,600,'en',0,507,'Skate Lesson workshop Skateistan South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,62,621,'en',0,507,'Skate Lesson workshop Skateistan South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,62,657,'en',0,507,'Skate Lesson workshop Skateistan South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,62,723,'en',0,507,'Skate Lesson workshop Skateistan South Africa','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,63,561,'en',0,508,'Energizer at Goodpush Summit','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,63,580,'en',0,508,'Energizer at Goodpush Summit','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,63,601,'en',0,508,'Energizer at Goodpush Summit','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,63,622,'en',0,508,'Energizer at Goodpush Summit','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,63,658,'en',0,508,'Energizer at Goodpush Summit','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,63,724,'en',0,508,'Energizer at Goodpush Summit','',1200,800),('post_banner',0,64,563,'en',0,509,'Mental health brainstorm Goodpush Alliance','',1200,887),('post_banner',0,64,582,'en',0,509,'Mental health brainstorm Goodpush Alliance','',1200,887),('post_banner',0,64,603,'en',0,509,'Mental health brainstorm Goodpush Alliance','',1200,887),('post_banner',0,64,624,'en',0,509,'Mental health brainstorm Goodpush Alliance','',1200,887),('post_banner',0,64,660,'en',0,509,'Mental health brainstorm Goodpush Alliance','',1200,887),('post_banner',0,64,727,'en',0,509,'Mental health brainstorm Goodpush Alliance','',1200,887),('post_banner',0,65,583,'en',0,510,'Presentation by Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia','',1200,854),('post_banner',0,65,604,'en',0,510,'Presentation by Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia','',1200,854),('post_banner',0,65,625,'en',0,510,'Presentation by Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia','',1200,854),('post_banner',0,65,661,'en',0,510,'Presentation by Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia','',1200,854),('post_banner',0,65,728,'en',0,510,'Presentation by Johnny from We Skate Mongu in Zambia','',1200,854),('post_banner',0,68,666,'en',0,560,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding','',2073,1902),('post_banner',0,68,673,'en',0,560,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding','',2073,1902),('post_banner',0,68,680,'en',0,560,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding','',2073,1902),('post_banner',0,68,687,'en',0,560,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding','',2073,1902),('post_banner',0,68,694,'en',0,560,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding','',2073,1902),('post_banner',0,68,701,'en',0,560,'Youth Leadership in Social Skateboarding','',2073,1902),('post_banner',0,70,668,'en',0,561,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?','',2073,1460),('post_banner',0,70,675,'en',0,561,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?','',2073,1460),('post_banner',0,70,682,'en',0,561,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?','',2073,1460),('post_banner',0,70,689,'en',0,561,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?','',2073,1460),('post_banner',0,70,696,'en',0,561,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?','',2073,1460),('post_banner',0,70,703,'en',0,561,'Who are the beneficiaries of the projects?','',2073,1460),('post_banner',0,72,670,'en',0,562,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects','',1845,1042),('post_banner',0,72,677,'en',0,562,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects','',1845,1042),('post_banner',0,72,684,'en',0,562,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects','',1845,1042),('post_banner',0,72,691,'en',0,562,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects','',1845,1042),('post_banner',0,72,698,'en',0,562,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects','',1845,1042),('post_banner',0,72,705,'en',0,562,'Top 5 Skills Identified for Social Skate Projects','',1845,1042),('post_banner',0,75,729,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,731,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,733,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,735,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,737,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,739,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,741,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,743,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,75,745,'en',0,607,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,730,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,732,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,734,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,736,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,738,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,740,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,742,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,744,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,76,746,'en',0,611,'img','',1242,2208),('post_banner',0,77,747,'en',0,622,'Cards printed out!','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,748,'en',0,622,'Cards printed out!','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,750,'en',0,622,'Cards printed out!','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,754,'en',0,622,'Cards printed out!','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,759,'en',0,622,'Cards printed out!','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,765,'en',0,622,'Skateboard Trick Lesson Card PDF','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,771,'en',0,622,'Skateboard Trick Lesson Card PDF','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,777,'en',0,622,'Skateboard Trick Lesson Card PDF','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,783,'en',0,622,'Skateboard Trick Lesson Card PDF','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,77,789,'en',0,622,'Skateboard Trick Lesson Card PDF','',3509,2481),('post_banner',0,78,749,'en',0,623,'The cards laid out and ready to use!','',800,600),('post_banner',0,83,761,'en',0,626,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!','',800,600),('post_banner',0,83,767,'en',0,626,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!','',800,600),('post_banner',0,84,773,'en',0,627,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!','',800,500),('post_banner',0,85,779,'en',0,629,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!','',1200,750),('post_banner',0,85,785,'en',0,629,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!','',1200,750),('post_banner',0,85,791,'en',0,629,'Our cards cut out and ready to go!','',1200,750),('post_banner',0,87,793,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,795,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,797,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,799,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,801,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,803,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,827,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,87,829,'en',0,638,'Girls ready for their session','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,90,830,'en',0,681,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,90,872,'en',0,681,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,90,873,'en',0,681,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,90,874,'en',0,681,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,90,875,'en',0,681,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,90,876,'en',0,703,'Skatepark Ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,877,'en',0,703,'Skatepark Ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,878,'en',0,703,'Skatepark Ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,879,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,880,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,912,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,913,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,914,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,922,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,90,1909,'en',0,703,'Banner: drawings of skateboard ramps','',1275,433),('post_banner',0,91,831,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,832,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,833,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,834,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,835,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,836,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,837,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,838,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,839,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,840,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,841,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,842,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,843,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,91,845,'en',0,683,'Skate Park Obstacles','',1393,166),('post_banner',0,93,848,'en',0,687,'skatepark ramps','',1311,139),('post_banner',0,93,850,'en',0,687,'skatepark ramps','',1311,139),('post_banner',0,93,852,'en',0,687,'skatepark ramps','',1311,139),('post_banner',0,93,854,'en',0,687,'skatepark ramps','',1311,139),('post_banner',0,93,856,'en',0,687,'skatepark ramps','',1311,139),('post_banner',0,114,1097,'en',0,791,'Sticky note board from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects','',1706,958),('post_banner',0,114,1099,'en',0,791,'Sticky note board from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects','',1706,958),('post_banner',0,114,1101,'en',0,791,'Sticky note board from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects','',1706,958),('post_banner',0,114,1103,'en',0,791,'Sticky note board from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects','',1706,958),('post_banner',0,114,1105,'en',0,791,'Sticky note board from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects','',1706,958),('post_banner',0,114,1251,'en',0,791,'Sticky note board from one of the webinars on COVID barriers and solutions for social skate projects','',1706,958),('post_banner',0,123,1250,'en',0,970,'Flyer for anti-racism Goodpush webinar with portraits of hosts','',900,504),('post_banner',0,131,1273,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1279,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1290,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1301,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1324,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1335,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1385,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1794,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,131,1899,'en',0,1033,'Wheelchair skate pro David Lebuser drops into big bowl at skatepark.','',3000,2000),('post_banner',0,137,1366,'en',0,1131,'Skateistan and Pushing Boarders are calling on all social skate projects to participate in our 3rd annual survey on social skateboarding worldwide! ','',1742,952),('post_banner',0,137,1368,'en',0,1135,'Pushing Boarders x Skateistan Survey poster','',1000,436),('post_banner',0,137,1370,'en',0,1135,'Pushing Boarders x Skateistan Survey poster','',1000,436),('post_banner',0,137,1372,'en',0,1135,'Pushing Boarders x Skateistan Survey poster','',1000,436),('post_banner',0,140,1393,'en',0,1171,'Child Protection Quick Guide PDF','',1726,968),('post_banner',0,140,1398,'en',0,1173,'Child Protection Quick Guide PDF','',978,558),('post_banner',0,140,1403,'en',0,1173,'Child Protection Quick Guide PDF','',978,558),('post_banner',0,140,1412,'en',0,1173,'Child Protection Quick Guide PDF','',978,558),('post_banner',0,142,1407,'en',0,1174,'Child Protection Policy template preview PDF','',1638,1058),('post_banner',0,142,1416,'en',0,1174,'Child Protection Policy template preview PDF','',1638,1058),('post_banner',0,144,1409,'en',0,1175,'Child protection quiz banner','',1130,254),('post_banner',0,144,1418,'en',0,1175,'Child protection quiz banner','',1130,254),('post_banner',0,162,1436,'en',0,1197,'Participant Overview','',509,483),('post_banner',0,162,1448,'en',0,1197,'Participant Overview','',509,483),('post_banner',0,164,1438,'en',0,1198,'Staffing Breakdown','',389,417),('post_banner',0,164,1450,'en',0,1198,'Staffing Breakdown','',389,417),('post_banner',0,166,1440,'en',0,1199,'Annual budget of skate projects worldwide','',598,516),('post_banner',0,166,1452,'en',0,1199,'Annual budget of skate projects worldwide','',598,516),('post_banner',0,168,1442,'en',0,1200,'Impact of COVID-19 on Social Skate Projects','',558,460),('post_banner',0,168,1454,'en',0,1200,'Impact of COVID-19 on Social Skate Projects','',558,460),('post_banner',0,170,1536,'en',0,1236,'Photo by Love CT','',851,566),('post_banner',0,170,1543,'en',0,1236,'Photo by Love CT','',851,566),('post_banner',0,172,1538,'en',0,1237,'Photo by Tropinha do S.A.','',1080,1080),('post_banner',0,172,1545,'en',0,1237,'Photo by Tropinha do S.A.','',1080,1080),('post_banner',0,174,1540,'en',0,1238,'Photo by Um Drop de Amor','',720,480),('post_banner',0,174,1547,'en',0,1238,'Photo by Um Drop de Amor','',720,480),('post_banner',0,176,1542,'en',0,1239,'CBSk','',1452,588),('post_banner',0,176,1549,'en',0,1239,'CBSk','',1452,588),('post_banner',0,180,1561,'en',0,1268,'David Lebusher ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1565,'en',0,1268,'David Lebusher ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1569,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1573,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1577,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1581,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1585,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1589,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1593,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser ','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1597,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser joining the discussion','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1602,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser joining the discussion','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1606,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser joining the discussion','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1704,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser joining the discussion','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1908,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser joining the discussion','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,180,1959,'en',0,1268,'WCMX pro David Lebuser joining the discussion','',1440,1440),('post_banner',0,181,1607,'en',0,1278,'Merida Miller ','',2112,1600),('post_banner',0,183,1609,'en',0,1277,'Merida Miller ','',2112,1600),('post_banner',0,184,1611,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,184,1620,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,184,1629,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,184,1638,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,184,1647,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,184,1656,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,184,1665,'en',0,1290,'Project Fearless','',6000,4000),('post_banner',0,186,1613,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,186,1622,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,186,1631,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,186,1640,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,186,1649,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,186,1658,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,186,1667,'en',0,1289,'Project Fearless ','',3874,5803),('post_banner',0,188,1615,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,188,1624,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,188,1633,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,188,1642,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,188,1651,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,188,1660,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,188,1669,'en',0,1293,'Project Fearless ','',2048,1368),('post_banner',0,195,1708,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1740,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1749,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1758,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1770,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1780,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1803,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1813,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1823,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1833,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1843,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1853,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1863,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1913,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,195,1923,'en',0,1307,'María Voth Velasco ','',479,599),('post_banner',0,196,1738,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1747,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1756,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1768,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1778,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1801,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1811,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1821,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1831,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1841,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1851,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1861,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1911,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,196,1921,'en',0,1315,'María Voth Velasco','',861,460),('post_banner',0,199,1742,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1751,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1760,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1772,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1782,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1805,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1815,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1825,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1835,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1845,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1855,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1865,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1915,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,199,1925,'en',0,1318,'María Voth Velasco','',4608,3456),('post_banner',0,201,1744,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1753,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1762,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1774,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1784,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1807,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1817,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1827,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1837,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1847,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1857,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1867,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1917,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,201,1927,'en',0,1317,'María Voth Velasco','',3456,4608),('post_banner',0,204,1765,'en',0,1319,'Open Letter to End Rape Culture','',2550,3300),('post_banner',0,204,2065,'en',0,1319,'Open Letter to End Rape Culture','',2550,3300),('post_banner',0,204,2068,'en',0,1319,'Open Letter to End Rape Culture','',2550,3300),('post_banner',0,204,2071,'en',0,1319,'Open Letter to End Rape Culture','',2550,3300),('post_banner',0,204,2101,'en',0,1319,'Open Letter to End Rape Culture','',2550,3300),('post_banner',0,204,2104,'en',0,1319,'Open Letter to End Rape Culture','',2550,3300),('post_banner',0,206,1776,'en',0,1320,'María Voth Velasco ','',1333,1000),('post_banner',0,206,1786,'en',0,1320,'María Voth Velasco ','',1333,1000),('post_banner',0,206,1809,'en',0,1320,'María Voth Velasco ','',1333,1000),('post_banner',0,206,1819,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1829,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1839,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1849,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1859,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1869,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1919,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,206,1929,'en',0,1327,'Girls skate Aachen','',816,380),('post_banner',0,209,1876,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1882,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1887,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1892,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1933,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1938,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1943,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,209,1948,'en',0,1337,'Webinar Panelists from our Feb.19th Event','',1056,1062),('post_banner',0,211,1878,'en',0,1338,'Lily Rice WCMXer getting insane air','',1280,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1880,'en',0,1338,'Lily Rice WCMXer getting insane air','',1280,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1885,'en',0,1341,'WCMXer Lily Rice getting massive air on a quarterpipe','',849,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1890,'en',0,1341,'WCMXer Lily Rice getting massive air on a quarterpipe','',849,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1931,'en',0,1341,'WCMXer Lily Rice getting massive air on a quarterpipe','',849,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1936,'en',0,1341,'WCMXer Lily Rice getting massive air on a quarterpipe','',849,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1941,'en',0,1341,'WCMXer Lily Rice getting massive air on a quarterpipe','',849,1280),('post_banner',0,211,1946,'en',0,1341,'WCMXer Lily Rice getting massive air on a quarterpipe','',849,1280),('post_banner',0,215,1962,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,1975,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,1988,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2001,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2014,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2027,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2040,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2053,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2075,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,215,2088,'en',0,1424,'Bea','',1280,855),('post_banner',0,216,1963,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,1976,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,1989,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2002,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2015,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2028,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2041,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2054,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2076,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,216,2089,'en',0,1425,'Lina ','',2433,3637),('post_banner',0,218,1965,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,1978,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,1991,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2004,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2017,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2030,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2043,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2056,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2078,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,218,2091,'en',0,1426,'Skate Clinic leiden Poster ','',1263,1599),('post_banner',0,220,1967,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,1980,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,1993,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2006,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2019,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2032,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2045,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2058,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2080,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,220,2093,'en',0,1429,'Bea and Merida','',1200,1600),('post_banner',0,222,1969,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,1982,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,1995,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2008,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2021,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2034,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2047,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2060,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2082,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,222,2095,'en',0,1427,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',822,1080),('post_banner',0,223,1970,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,1983,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,1996,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2009,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2022,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2035,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2048,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2061,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2083,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,223,2096,'en',0,1430,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',919,1080),('post_banner',0,225,1972,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,1985,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,1998,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2011,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2024,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2037,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2050,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2063,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2085,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,225,2098,'en',0,1428,'Girls Skate Week Essen ','',729,1080),('post_banner',0,227,2108,'en',0,1473,'RM','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2122,'en',0,1473,'RM','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2136,'en',0,1473,'RM','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2150,'en',0,1473,'RM','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2164,'en',0,1473,'RM','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2178,'en',0,1473,'RM','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2192,'en',0,1486,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2206,'en',0,1486,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2220,'en',0,1486,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,227,2234,'en',0,1486,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,229,2110,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2124,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2138,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2152,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2166,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2180,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2194,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2208,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2222,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,229,2236,'en',0,1474,'Nanja Van Rijsse','',1879,1253),('post_banner',0,231,2112,'en',0,1475,'Women Skate the World ','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2126,'en',0,1475,'Women Skate the World ','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2140,'en',0,1475,'Women Skate the World ','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2154,'en',0,1475,'Women Skate the World ','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2168,'en',0,1475,'Women Skate the World ','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2182,'en',0,1475,'Women Skate the World ','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2196,'en',0,1487,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2210,'en',0,1487,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2224,'en',0,1487,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,231,2238,'en',0,1487,'WSTW','',6016,4016),('post_banner',0,233,2114,'en',0,1476,'Nanja\'s project','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2128,'en',0,1476,'Nanja\'s project','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2142,'en',0,1476,'Nanja\'s project','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2156,'en',0,1476,'Nanja\'s project','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2170,'en',0,1476,'Nanja\'s project','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2184,'en',0,1476,'Nanja\'s project','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2198,'en',0,1488,'WSTW','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2212,'en',0,1488,'WSTW','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2226,'en',0,1488,'WSTW','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,233,2240,'en',0,1488,'WSTW','',4016,6016),('post_banner',0,235,2116,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2130,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2144,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2158,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2172,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2186,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2200,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2214,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2228,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,235,2242,'en',0,1477,'Ash skates ','',2166,1944),('post_banner',0,237,2118,'en',0,1478,'Ash Workshop','',1500,1000),('post_banner',0,237,2132,'en',0,1478,'Ash Workshop','',1500,1000),('post_banner',0,237,2146,'en',0,1478,'Ash Workshop','',1500,1000),('post_banner',0,237,2160,'en',0,1478,'Ash Workshop','',1500,1000),('post_banner',0,239,2120,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2134,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2148,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2162,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2176,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2190,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2204,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2218,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2232,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,239,2246,'en',0,1479,'Ash ','',2200,2200),('post_banner',0,242,2250,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2257,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2264,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2271,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest with skaters skating down the street','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2278,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest with skaters skating down the street','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2293,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest with skaters skating down the street','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2312,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest with skaters skating down the street','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,242,2340,'en',0,1531,'Black Lives Matter protest with skaters skating down the street','',2105,1579),('post_banner',0,244,2252,'en',0,1532,'Involved organizations collage ','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2259,'en',0,1532,'Involved organizations collage ','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2266,'en',0,1532,'Involved organizations collage ','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2273,'en',0,1532,'Collage of the Commitment Working Group Members','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2280,'en',0,1532,'Collage of the Commitment Working Group Members','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2295,'en',0,1558,'Collage of the Commitment Working Group Members','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2314,'en',0,1558,'Collage of the Commitment Working Group Members','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,244,2342,'en',0,1558,'Collage of the Commitment Working Group Members','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,246,2254,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2261,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2268,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2275,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2282,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2297,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2316,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,246,2344,'en',0,1533,'Black Lives Matter protest at Venice Beach ','',1191,956),('post_banner',0,253,2321,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2326,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2333,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2347,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2353,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2359,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2365,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2373,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,253,2399,'en',0,1599,'Give Skateboarding','',1309,626),('post_banner',0,257,2330,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2337,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2350,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2356,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2362,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2368,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2376,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,257,2402,'en',0,1603,'The heart Supply Team ','',3900,2600),('post_banner',0,263,2381,'en',0,1631,'GP 2019 CPH event ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,263,2383,'en',0,1631,'GP 2019 CPH event ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,263,2392,'en',0,1631,'GP 2019 CPH event ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,263,2411,'en',0,1631,'Goodpush 2019 event in Copenhagen ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,263,2413,'en',0,1631,'Goodpush 2019 event in Copenhagen ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,263,2415,'en',0,1631,'Goodpush 2019 event in Copenhagen ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,263,2431,'en',0,1631,'Goodpush 2019 event in Copenhagen ','',1600,1066),('post_banner',0,265,2388,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2395,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2405,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2418,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2421,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2424,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2427,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2434,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2437,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2442,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2447,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,265,2452,'en',0,1634,'GP summit banner ','',1500,1500),('post_banner',0,267,2439,'en',0,1665,'Draft agenda for Goodpush Summit','',1012,1200),('post_banner',0,267,2444,'en',0,1667,'Draft agenda for Goodpush Summit','',1042,1196),('post_banner',0,267,2449,'en',0,1668,'Draft agenda for Goodpush Summit','',1020,1130),('post_banner',0,267,2454,'en',0,1668,'Draft agenda for Goodpush Summit','',1020,1130),('post_banner',0,270,2457,'en',0,1688,'Screenshot of Mental Health Panel','',1440,671),('post_banner',0,270,2470,'en',0,1688,'Screenshot of Mental Health Panel','',1440,671),('post_banner',0,270,2483,'en',0,1688,'Screenshot of Mental Health Panel','',1440,671),('post_banner',0,270,2496,'en',0,1688,'Screenshot of Mental Health Panel','',1440,671),('post_banner',0,270,2509,'en',0,1688,'Screenshot of Mental Health Panel','',1440,671),('post_banner',0,270,2522,'en',0,1688,'Screenshot of Mental Health Panel','',1440,671),('post_banner',0,272,2459,'en',0,1689,'Slide from presentation showing the basics of inclusion for people in wheelchairs','',696,519),('post_banner',0,272,2472,'en',0,1689,'Slide from presentation showing the basics of inclusion for people in wheelchairs','',696,519),('post_banner',0,272,2485,'en',0,1689,'Slide from presentation showing the basics of inclusion for people in wheelchairs','',696,519),('post_banner',0,272,2498,'en',0,1689,'Slide from presentation showing the basics of inclusion for people in wheelchairs','',696,519),('post_banner',0,272,2511,'en',0,1689,'Slide from presentation showing the basics of inclusion for people in wheelchairs','',696,519),('post_banner',0,272,2524,'en',0,1689,'Slide from presentation showing the basics of inclusion for people in wheelchairs','',696,519),('post_banner',0,276,2463,'en',0,1690,'Participants in the Pushing Against Racism panel','',994,612),('post_banner',0,276,2476,'en',0,1690,'Participants in the Pushing Against Racism panel','',994,612),('post_banner',0,276,2489,'en',0,1690,'Participants in the Pushing Against Racism panel','',994,612),('post_banner',0,276,2502,'en',0,1690,'Participants in the Pushing Against Racism panel','',994,612),('post_banner',0,276,2515,'en',0,1690,'Participants in the Pushing Against Racism panel','',994,612),('post_banner',0,276,2528,'en',0,1690,'Participants in the Pushing Against Racism panel','',994,612),('post_banner',0,285,2549,'en',0,1726,'skate games demonstration','',800,500),('post_banner',0,285,2558,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2569,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2584,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2600,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2616,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2632,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2648,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2664,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2680,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2696,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2713,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,285,2736,'en',0,1734,'skate games demonstration','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2550,'en',0,1727,'A group of people playing skate games together','',800,500),('post_banner',0,286,2559,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2570,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2585,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2601,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2617,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2633,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2649,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2665,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2681,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2697,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2714,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,286,2737,'en',0,1735,'A group of people playing skate games together','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2554,'en',0,1728,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',800,500),('post_banner',0,290,2563,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2574,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2590,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2606,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2622,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2638,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2654,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2670,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2686,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2702,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2719,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,290,2742,'en',0,1733,'Skate games played together by a group of people in a circle','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,292,2556,'en',0,1729,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',800,500),('post_banner',0,293,2565,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2576,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2592,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2608,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2624,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2640,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2656,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2672,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2688,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2704,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2721,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,293,2744,'en',0,1732,'Four people discussing in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2567,'en',0,1731,'--','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2578,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2594,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2610,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2626,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2642,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2658,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2674,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2690,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2706,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2723,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,295,2746,'en',0,1731,'a group of people take part in the accessible skateboarding workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2581,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2597,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2613,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2629,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2645,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2661,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2677,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2693,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2709,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2726,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,298,2749,'en',0,1736,'Four people brainstorming in a workshop','',2472,1648),('post_banner',0,301,2711,'en',0,1738,'25 people standing in a circle inside of a wooden skate bowl, attending a workshop','',1365,1365),('post_banner',0,301,2728,'en',0,1738,'25 people standing in a circle inside of a wooden skate bowl, attending a workshop','',1365,1365),('post_banner',0,301,2752,'en',0,1738,'25 people standing in a circle inside of a wooden skate bowl, attending a workshop','',1365,1365),('post_banner',0,306,2733,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2780,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2787,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2793,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2798,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2803,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2848,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2853,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2859,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2866,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,2873,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,3257,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,3275,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,306,3381,'en',0,1744,'Banner saying \"Join the Goodpush Community Today!\"','',4000,1346),('post_banner',0,312,2759,'en',0,1746,'--','',1141,662),('post_banner',0,312,2763,'en',0,1746,'--','',1141,662),('post_banner',0,312,2767,'en',0,1751,'--','',940,588),('post_banner',0,312,2772,'en',0,1751,'Mental Health Priority Topic ','',940,588),('post_banner',0,312,2805,'en',0,1751,'Mental Health Priority Topic ','',940,588),('post_banner',0,312,2810,'en',0,1759,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2506,1216),('post_banner',0,312,2815,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2820,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2825,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2831,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2838,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2875,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2882,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2889,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,312,2896,'en',0,1760,'Screenshot of an e-course showing risks through a comic strip','',2526,1236),('post_banner',0,313,2765,'en',0,1750,'--','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2769,'en',0,1750,'--','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2774,'en',0,1750,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2807,'en',0,1750,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2812,'en',0,1750,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2817,'en',0,1761,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1210,746),('post_banner',0,313,2822,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2827,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2833,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2840,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2877,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2884,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2891,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,313,2898,'en',0,1762,'E-Learning Courses Available','',1143,701),('post_banner',0,322,2905,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2910,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2917,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2928,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2940,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2952,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2964,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,322,2976,'en',0,1792,'Working group logos','',1280,720),('post_banner',0,327,2921,'en',0,1793,'Surf Ghana','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,327,2932,'en',0,1793,'Surf Ghana','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,327,2944,'en',0,1793,'Surf Ghana','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,327,2956,'en',0,1793,'Surf Ghana','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,327,2968,'en',0,1793,'Surf Ghana','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,327,2980,'en',0,1793,'Surf Ghana','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,333,2989,'en',0,1803,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh','',1184,789),('post_banner',0,333,2996,'en',0,1803,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh','',1184,789),('post_banner',0,333,3003,'en',0,1803,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh','',1184,789),('post_banner',0,333,3010,'en',0,1803,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh','',1184,789),('post_banner',0,333,3099,'en',0,1803,'Skateistan Cambodia, Phnom Penh','',1184,789),('post_banner',0,337,2993,'en',0,1815,'--','',1138,540),('post_banner',0,337,3000,'en',0,1815,'--','',1138,540),('post_banner',0,337,3007,'en',0,1815,'--','',1138,540),('post_banner',0,337,3014,'en',0,1815,'--','',1138,540),('post_banner',0,337,3103,'en',0,1815,'--','',1138,540),('post_banner',0,341,3020,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3025,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3030,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3035,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3040,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3045,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3050,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3057,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3066,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3075,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3084,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,341,3093,'en',0,1843,'--','',4032,3024),('post_banner',0,343,3053,'en',0,1855,'flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2084,2085),('post_banner',0,343,3062,'en',0,1855,'flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2084,2085),('post_banner',0,343,3071,'en',0,1855,'flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2084,2085),('post_banner',0,343,3080,'en',0,1855,'flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2084,2085),('post_banner',0,343,3089,'en',0,1855,'flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2084,2085),('post_banner',0,345,3059,'en',0,1856,'Flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2085,2084),('post_banner',0,345,3068,'en',0,1856,'Flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2085,2084),('post_banner',0,345,3077,'en',0,1856,'Flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2085,2084),('post_banner',0,345,3086,'en',0,1856,'Flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2085,2084),('post_banner',0,345,3095,'en',0,1856,'Flyer for the fund - click to apply','',2085,2084),('post_banner',0,348,3105,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3108,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3111,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3114,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3117,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3120,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3123,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3126,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3129,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3132,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3135,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3138,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3141,'en',0,1874,'--','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3144,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3147,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3150,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3153,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3156,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3159,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3162,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3165,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3168,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,348,3171,'en',0,1874,'photo showing a dozen women skateboarders all ollieing at the same time. ','',800,500),('post_banner',0,352,3177,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3181,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3185,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3189,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3194,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3199,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3204,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3209,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3214,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3219,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3224,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3229,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3234,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,352,3249,'en',0,1890,'Young skater congratulated by friends','',1280,852),('post_banner',0,354,3192,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3197,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3202,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3207,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3212,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3217,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3222,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3227,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3232,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,354,3247,'en',0,1896,'Three women skaters pose with their skateboards','',1750,1167),('post_banner',0,358,3261,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3263,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3279,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3288,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3301,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3316,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3331,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,358,3346,'en',0,1910,'a person draws on a piece of grip tape during a creative workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3264,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3280,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3289,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3302,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3317,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3332,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,359,3347,'en',0,1911,'Someone presents their griptape design to the group','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3266,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3282,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3291,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3304,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3319,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3334,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,361,3349,'en',0,1912,'someone lies on their skateboard to go under the rope while playing skate limbo','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3267,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3283,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3292,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3305,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3320,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3335,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,362,3350,'en',0,1913,'Partners race in a skate game where one person sits on the board and their partner pushes from behind.','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,365,3286,'en',0,1916,'Two people run a workshop to explain FLINTA* and how to include FLINTA* communities in skateboarding','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,365,3295,'en',0,1916,'Two people run a workshop to explain FLINTA* and how to include FLINTA* communities in skateboarding','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,365,3308,'en',0,1916,'Two people run a workshop to explain FLINTA* and how to include FLINTA* communities in skateboarding','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,365,3323,'en',0,1916,'Two people run a workshop to explain FLINTA* and how to include FLINTA* communities in skateboarding','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,365,3338,'en',0,1916,'Two people run a workshop to explain FLINTA* and how to include FLINTA* communities in skateboarding','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,365,3353,'en',0,1916,'Two people run a workshop to explain FLINTA* and how to include FLINTA* communities in skateboarding','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,366,3296,'en',0,1917,'A group of people engaged in a workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,366,3309,'en',0,1917,'A group of people engaged in a workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,366,3324,'en',0,1917,'A group of people engaged in a workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,366,3339,'en',0,1917,'A group of people engaged in a workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,366,3354,'en',0,1917,'A group of people engaged in a workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,368,3298,'en',0,1918,'Energizer Games!','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,368,3311,'en',0,1918,'Energizer Games!','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,368,3326,'en',0,1918,'Energizer Games!','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,368,3341,'en',0,1918,'Energizer Games!','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,368,3356,'en',0,1918,'Energizer Games!','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,369,3299,'en',0,1919,'Digital Story Telling Workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,369,3312,'en',0,1919,'Digital Story Telling Workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,369,3327,'en',0,1919,'Digital Story Telling Workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,369,3342,'en',0,1919,'Digital Story Telling Workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,369,3357,'en',0,1919,'Digital Story Telling Workshop','',1472,981),('post_banner',0,376,3388,'en',0,2731,'mental health and sport','',1203,751),('post_banner',0,380,3392,'en',0,2732,'mental health toolkit','',940,600),('post_banner',0,384,3396,'en',0,2733,'mental health toolkit','',1201,722);

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_content_items`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_content_items` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_content_items_target_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The ID of the target entity.',
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`),
  KEY `field_content_items_target_id` (`field_content_items_target_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_content…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_content_items`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_content_items` VALUES ('e_courses',0,314,2781,'en',0,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2781,'en',1,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2781,'en',2,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2781,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2784,'en',0,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2784,'en',1,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2784,'en',2,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2784,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2790,'en',0,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2790,'en',1,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2790,'en',2,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2790,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2795,'en',0,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2795,'en',1,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2795,'en',2,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2795,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2800,'en',0,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2800,'en',1,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2800,'en',2,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2800,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2845,'en',0,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2845,'en',1,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2845,'en',2,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2845,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2851,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,2851,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,2851,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,2851,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2851,'en',4,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2851,'en',5,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2856,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,2856,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,2856,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,2856,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2856,'en',4,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2856,'en',5,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2862,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,2862,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,2862,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,2862,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,2862,'en',4,1275),('e_courses',0,314,2862,'en',5,1276),('e_courses',0,314,2869,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,2869,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,2869,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,2869,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,3253,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,3253,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,3253,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,3253,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,3253,'en',4,1400),('e_courses',0,314,3253,'en',5,1401),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',4,1400),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',5,1401),('e_courses',0,314,3271,'en',6,1320),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',0,1319),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',1,1317),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',2,1318),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',3,1274),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',4,1400),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',5,1401),('e_courses',0,314,3377,'en',6,1320);

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_link`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_link` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_link_uri` varchar(2048) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'The URI of the link.',
  `field_link_title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'The link text.',
  `field_link_options` longblob COMMENT 'Serialized array of options for the link.',
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`),
  KEY `field_link_uri` (`field_link_uri`(30))
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_link.';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_link`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_link` VALUES ('post_banner',0,306,2803,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,2848,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,2853,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,2859,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,2866,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,2873,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,3257,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,3275,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,306,3381,'en',0,'https://www.goodpush.org/register','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,312,2882,'en',0,'http://learning.goodpush.org/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,312,2889,'en',0,'http://learning.goodpush.org/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,312,2896,'en',0,'http://learning.goodpush.org/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,313,2884,'en',0,'http://learning.goodpush.org/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,313,2891,'en',0,'http://learning.goodpush.org/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,313,2898,'en',0,'http://learning.goodpush.org/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,343,3053,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,343,3062,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,343,3071,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,343,3080,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,343,3089,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,345,3059,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,345,3068,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,345,3077,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,345,3086,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,345,3095,'en',0,'https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnXZr27UOTHcxSQchhJEz3nW6V4X0uNBbJfiVx16zYCia9dQ/viewform','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3105,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3108,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3111,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3114,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3117,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3120,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3123,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3126,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3129,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3132,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3135,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3138,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3141,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3144,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3147,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3150,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3153,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3156,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3159,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3162,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3165,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3168,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}'),('post_banner',0,348,3171,'en',0,'https://www.instagram.com/melaningalsnpals/','',_binary 'a:0:{}');

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_quote_author`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_quote_author` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_quote_author_value` varchar(100) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_quote…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_quote_author`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_quote_author` VALUES ('post_pull_quote',0,22,188,'en',0,'Mark Twain'),('post_standard_quote',0,23,189,'en',0,'Walt Disney'),('post_pull_quote',0,24,190,'en',0,'Words by Rhianon.'),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2461,'en',0,'Dr. Neftalie Williams'),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2474,'en',0,'Dr. Neftalie Williams'),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2487,'en',0,'Dr. Neftalie Williams'),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2500,'en',0,'Dr. Neftalie Williams'),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2464,'en',0,'Alexandria Berriochoa'),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2477,'en',0,'Alexandria Berriochoa'),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2490,'en',0,'Alexandria Berriochoa (Skate Like a Girl)'),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2503,'en',0,'Alexandria Berriochoa (Skate Like a Girl)'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2466,'en',0,'Marie Mayassi'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2479,'en',0,'Marie Mayassi'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2492,'en',0,'Marie Mayassi'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2505,'en',0,'Marie Mayassi');

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_quote_location`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_quote_location` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_quote_location_value` varchar(100) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_quote…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_quote_location`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_quote_location` VALUES ('post_pull_quote',0,22,188,'en',0,'Kabul'),('post_standard_quote',0,23,189,'en',0,'San Diego');

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_quote_text`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_quote_text` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_quote_text_value` varchar(1000) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_quote…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_quote_text`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_quote_text` VALUES ('post_pull_quote',0,22,188,'en',0,'We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.'),('post_standard_quote',0,23,189,'en',0,'We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.'),('post_pull_quote',0,24,190,'en',0,'At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,320,'en',0,'Also, let us know how you use the booklet and we encourage you to tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,325,'en',0,'Also, let us know how you use the booklet and we encourage you to tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,331,'en',0,'Also, let us know how you use the booklet and we encourage you to tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,337,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,343,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,349,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,355,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,361,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,367,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,373,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,379,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,385,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,391,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,397,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,403,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,409,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,415,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,31,2310,'en',0,'Let us know how you use the booklet and tag @thegoodpush in photos/videos of the games in action!'),('post_pull_quote',0,39,432,'en',0,'One of the key aims of the Goodpush Alliance is to connect social skate projects with each other through events and our online community.'),('post_pull_quote',0,39,436,'en',0,'One of the key aims of the Goodpush Alliance is to connect social skate projects with each other through events and our online community.'),('post_pull_quote',0,39,440,'en',0,'One of the key aims of the Goodpush Alliance is to connect social skate projects with each other through events and our online community.'),('post_pull_quote',0,39,444,'en',0,'One of the key aims of the Goodpush Alliance is to connect social skate projects with each other through events and our online community.'),('post_pull_quote',0,39,448,'en',0,'One of the key aims of the Goodpush Alliance is to connect social skate projects with each other through events and our online community.'),('post_pull_quote',0,66,590,'en',0,'Keep the love of skateboarding and keep it fun!'),('post_pull_quote',0,66,611,'en',0,'Keep the love of skateboarding and keep it fun!'),('post_pull_quote',0,66,647,'en',0,'Keep the love of skateboarding and keep it fun!'),('post_pull_quote',0,66,713,'en',0,'Keep the love of skateboarding and keep it fun!'),('post_pull_quote',0,100,892,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,895,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,898,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,901,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,904,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,907,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,910,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,100,1051,'en',0,'In the challenging times we find ourselves in, we’re lucky to be a part of this community of engaged, dynamic and proactive social skateboarding people. '),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1183,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1186,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1189,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1194,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1210,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1215,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1220,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1225,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1230,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,119,1235,'en',0,'We feel that it’s important to be introducing ideas about the environment to our sessions with young people.'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1277,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1288,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1299,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1322,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1333,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1383,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1792,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,132,1897,'en',0,'One idea we loved is this vision of a perfect skatepark: “Miniature replica of the park for the visually impaired to get a feel of the park layout. Bonus – it could be used for fingerboarding.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1282,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1293,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1304,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1327,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1338,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1388,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1797,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,134,1902,'en',0,'Another survey respondent said “People are always very welcoming, I have been going to the skatepark since I was eight and have always felt that I feel less insecure about my disability when I’m at a skatepark than when I’m anywhere else. #skatefam.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1433,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1445,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1457,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1465,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1473,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1481,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1489,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1497,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1505,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1513,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1521,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,159,1529,'en',0,'The 2020 survey results also highlight how the vast majority of social skateboarding projects are reaching marginalized young people and communities who may otherwise be left behind. '),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2461,'en',0,'“Skateboarding gave us the space to want to be together - against what our parents wanted - to unite in our marginalization.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2474,'en',0,'“Skateboarding gave us the space to want to be together - against what our parents wanted - to unite in our marginalization.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2487,'en',0,'“Skateboarding gave us the space to want to be together - against what our parents wanted - to unite in our marginalization.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2500,'en',0,'“Skateboarding gave us the space to want to be together - against what our parents wanted - to unite in our marginalization.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2513,'en',0,'“Skateboarding gave us the space to want to be together - against what our parents wanted - to unite in our marginalization.” - Dr. Neftalie Williams '),('post_pull_quote',0,274,2526,'en',0,'“Skateboarding gave us the space to want to be together - against what our parents wanted - to unite in our marginalization.” - Dr. Neftalie Williams '),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2464,'en',0,'“Nobody should ever be able to tell a kid that they’re not allowed to chase their dream or be who they want, and it takes just a little bit of nuance on our end to make sure the parameters of skateboarding are ready for it.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2477,'en',0,'“Nobody should ever be able to tell a kid that they’re not allowed to chase their dream or be who they want, and it takes just a little bit of nuance on our end to make sure the parameters of skateboarding are ready for it.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2490,'en',0,'“Nobody should ever be able to tell a kid that they’re not allowed to chase their dream or be who they want, and it takes just a little bit of nuance on our end to make sure the parameters of skateboarding are ready for it.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2503,'en',0,'“Nobody should ever be able to tell a kid that they’re not allowed to chase their dream or be who they want, and it takes just a little bit of nuance on our end to make sure the parameters of skateboarding are ready for it.” '),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2516,'en',0,'“Nobody should ever be able to tell a kid that they’re not allowed to chase their dream or be who they want, and it takes just a little bit of nuance on our end to make sure the parameters of skateboarding are ready for it.” - Alexandria Berriochoa'),('post_pull_quote',0,277,2529,'en',0,'“Nobody should ever be able to tell a kid that they’re not allowed to chase their dream or be who they want, and it takes just a little bit of nuance on our end to make sure the parameters of skateboarding are ready for it.” - Alexandria Berriochoa'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2466,'en',0,'“It’s very important to have sub-groups, so that nobody\'s marginalisation is undermined and dismissed.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2479,'en',0,'“It’s very important to have sub-groups, so that nobody\'s marginalisation is undermined and dismissed.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2492,'en',0,'“It’s very important to have sub-groups, so that nobody\'s marginalisation is undermined and dismissed.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2505,'en',0,'“It’s very important to have sub-groups, so that nobody\'s marginalisation is undermined and dismissed.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2518,'en',0,'“It’s very important to have sub-groups, so that nobody\'s marginalisation is undermined and dismissed.” - Marie Mayassi'),('post_pull_quote',0,279,2531,'en',0,'“It’s very important to have sub-groups, so that nobody\'s marginalisation is undermined and dismissed.” - Marie Mayassi'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2552,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs (social work) and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions (sport) ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2561,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs (social work) and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions (sport) ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2572,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs (social work) and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions (sport) ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2588,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2604,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2620,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2636,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2652,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2668,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2684,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2700,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2717,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,288,2740,'en',0,'\"Do structured skateboarding programs and inclusion in the olympics/formal competitions ruin the ‘culture’ of skateboarding?\"'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2580,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2596,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2612,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2628,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2644,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2660,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2676,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2692,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2708,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2725,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,297,2748,'en',0,'“The event was a proper mint example on how best to facilitate peer-to-peer learning. I learnt how to do wheelies in a wheelchair, got new inspirations for my work, played funny skate games [and met] many lovely people.” Sophie Friedel'),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2903,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2908,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2916,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2927,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2939,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2951,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2963,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,320,2975,'en',0,'Since its launch, the Commitment now has more than 840 signatories, including 250+ social skateboarding projects, brands and skate shops from over 50 countries. '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2912,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2919,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2930,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2942,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2954,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2966,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,325,2978,'en',0,'“Because of its renegade history, skateboarding is the perfect vehicle for pushing past conventions and power constructs to make meaningful social change.” - Talia Kaufman, working group member '),('post_pull_quote',0,332,2988,'en',0,'The 2021 survey results highlight the various ways in which projects have positively moved forwards; with 42% implementing a greater focus on mental health and wellbeing for staff and participants, and 40% being more open to collaboration.'),('post_pull_quote',0,332,2995,'en',0,'The 2021 survey results highlight the various ways in which projects have positively moved forwards — with 42% implementing a greater focus on mental health and wellbeing for staff and participants, and 40% being more open to collaboration.'),('post_pull_quote',0,332,3002,'en',0,'The 2021 survey results highlight the various ways in which projects have positively moved forwards — with 42% implementing a greater focus on mental health and wellbeing for staff and participants, and 40% being more open to collaboration.'),('post_pull_quote',0,332,3009,'en',0,'The 2021 survey results highlight the various ways in which projects have positively moved forwards — with 42% implementing a greater focus on mental health and wellbeing for staff and participants, and 40% being more open to collaboration.'),('post_pull_quote',0,332,3098,'en',0,'The 2021 survey results highlight the various ways in which projects have positively moved forwards — with 42% implementing a greater focus on mental health and wellbeing for staff and participants, and 40% being more open to collaboration.'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3018,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3023,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3028,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3033,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3038,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3043,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3048,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3055,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3064,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3073,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3082,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,339,3091,'en',0,'“Part of the Commitment is to encourage signees to look into the anti-racism work that’s already being done in their communities, and find ways to support. Listening to others — particularly advocates who are members of marginalized communities — is THE most important thing we can be doing.”'),('post_pull_quote',0,364,3285,'en',0,'“Thanks to this project, the city is calling me for events to promote gender equality in sports, women initiatives and empowerment, skate inclusivity, and neighborhood activations. I could have never done that without Roll Models! Thank you so much!”  - Léna Germanese'),('post_pull_quote',0,364,3294,'en',0,'“Thanks to this project, the city is calling me for events to promote gender equality in sports, women initiatives and empowerment, skate inclusivity, and neighborhood activations. I could have never done that without Roll Models! Thank you so much!”  - Léna Germanese'),('post_pull_quote',0,364,3307,'en',0,'“Thanks to this project, the city is calling me for events to promote gender equality in sports, women initiatives and empowerment, skate inclusivity, and neighborhood activations. I could have never done that without Roll Models! Thank you so much!”  - Léna Germanese'),('post_pull_quote',0,364,3322,'en',0,'“Thanks to this project, the city is calling me for events to promote gender equality in sports, women initiatives and empowerment, skate inclusivity, and neighborhood activations. I could have never done that without Roll Models! Thank you so much!”  - Léna Germanese'),('post_pull_quote',0,364,3337,'en',0,'“Thanks to this project, the city is calling me for events to promote gender equality in sports, women initiatives and empowerment, skate inclusivity, and neighborhood activations. I could have never done that without Roll Models! Thank you so much!”  - Léna Germanese'),('post_pull_quote',0,364,3352,'en',0,'“Thanks to this project, the city is calling me for events to promote gender equality in sports, women initiatives and empowerment, skate inclusivity, and neighborhood activations. I could have never done that without Roll Models! Thank you so much!”  - Léna Germanese'),('post_pull_quote',0,378,3390,'en',0,'“This toolkit is aimed at women and non-binary coaches and leaders who are delivering existing sports and life skills programmes and who want to actively incorporate practices that maintain and support their participants’ mental health and wellbeing.”  - Women Win'),('post_pull_quote',0,382,3394,'en',0,'“As a coach, you can have a large impact on the experience of your participants in your sports programme, and can play a huge role in creating safe, empowering spaces for girls to engage in activities that promote their mental health and wellbeing.”  - Women Win');

--
-- Table structure for table `paragraph_revision__field_text_content`
--

CREATE TABLE `paragraph_revision__field_text_content` (
  `bundle` varchar(128) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The field instance bundle to which this row belongs, used when deleting a field instance',
  `deleted` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'A boolean indicating whether this data item has been deleted',
  `entity_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity id this data is attached to',
  `revision_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The entity revision id this data is attached to',
  `langcode` varchar(32) CHARACTER SET ascii NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'The language code for this data item.',
  `delta` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL COMMENT 'The sequence number for this data item, used for multi-value fields',
  `field_text_content_value` longtext NOT NULL,
  `field_text_content_format` varchar(255) CHARACTER SET ascii DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`entity_id`,`revision_id`,`deleted`,`delta`,`langcode`),
  KEY `bundle` (`bundle`),
  KEY `revision_id` (`revision_id`),
  KEY `field_text_content_format` (`field_text_content_format`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COMMENT='Revision archive storage for paragraph field field_text…';

--
-- Dumping data for table `paragraph_revision__field_text_content`
--

INSERT INTO `paragraph_revision__field_text_content` VALUES ('post_text',0,3,5,'en',0,'<p><strong>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,11,'en',0,'<p><strong>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,17,'en',0,'<p><strong>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,36,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,42,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,55,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,92,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,109,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,129,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,164,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,170,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,176,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,182,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,191,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,197,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,203,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,236,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,242,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,248,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,260,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,3,280,'en',0,'<p><em>At Skateistan, we believe that skateboarding can be a force for good all over the world. In the last 10 years, we’ve learned many lessons about how to use skateboarding programs effectively to empower young people and to bring communities together. At the recent Pushing Boarders event in London, we announced the launch of The Goodpush Alliance, a pilot project to share what we’ve learned with other skateboarding-for-good organizations around the world.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>It’s been 10 years since Skateistan started our first programs for kids in the streets of Afghanistan, and in that time the number of projects using skateboarding for social change around the world has grown massively. While our core work is focused on the 2,000+ young people we work with each week, we believe it’s the perfect time to reach out and share our knowledge ­– both our successes and challenges — with others who seek to use skateboarding as a tool for good. Together, we can have a much bigger impact and change more kids’ lives through our shared love of skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>So it was perfect timing to be invited to the Pushing Boarders event held earlier this month in London, UK, which brought together skateboarders, community leaders and renowned scholars to explore the social impact of skateboarding worldwide. This was the first international event with a focus on skateboarding for good, and we at Skateistan were honored to have our Founder and Executive Director Oliver Percovich speak on the “Globally Stoked” panel, together with speakers from SkatePal, Make Life Skate Life, Skate-Aid and Free Movement Skateboarding.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,7,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,13,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,19,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,38,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,44,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,57,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,94,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,111,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,131,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,166,'en',0,'<p><em>Oliver Percovich (second from right) with the Globally Stoked panel at Pushing Boarders. Photo: Emil&nbsp;Agerskov</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,172,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,5,178,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<blockquote>\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n</blockquote>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,184,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,193,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,199,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,205,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,238,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,244,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,250,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,262,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,5,282,'en',0,'<p>We were also excited to announce during the event that this year we’ve launched the Goodpush Alliance — our first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. Currently in a research and development stage, Goodpush has selected three organizations as pilot partners to take part in six months of tailored consulting and receive a $5,000 award: SkateQilya (Palestine), 7Hills (Jordan), and Make Life Skate Life (global). In late 2018, we’ll release a package of online resources for running programs, community engagement, and behind the scenes management. This will be free of charge for any organisation which is trying to make a positive difference through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>We’ve also collaborated with Pushing Boarders to launch the first<a href=\"https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/socialskate\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;<em>Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</em></a>, so that we can gather a comprehensive overview on the impact, aims, and activities of this growing global movement.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,9,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,15,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,21,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,40,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,46,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,59,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,96,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,113,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,133,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,168,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,174,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,180,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,186,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\">&nbsp;<strong>www.skateistan.org/survey</strong></a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,7,195,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,201,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,207,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,240,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,246,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,252,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,264,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,7,284,'en',0,'<p><a href=\"https://www.pushingboarders.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Pushing Boarders</a><em>&nbsp;</em>took place over the course of three days<em>&nbsp;</em>and had over 1,300 people sign up for panels and Q&amp;As on topics ranging from urban planning, race and gender-identity, to the skate charity movement, with 200–300 people packed into each session and many more unable to get a seat. Unlike most global skate events, the focus of Pushing Boarders wasn’t on the industry or brand posturing, but instead on the essence of skateboarding itself, and its ability to bring like-minded people together to celebrate positive disruption. Speakers included legendary pros and pioneers Elissa Steamer, Jaime Reyes, Lucy Adams and Karl Watson, as well as leading skate-focused academics Iain Borden and Ocean Howell.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>For Skateistan, it was an unmissable opportunity to meet so many of the founders and volunteers of community skateboarding projects face-to-face — a rare chance to share knowledge and learn from others — culminating in an epic skate session at Southbank.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Pushing Boarders event made it clear that the power of skateboarding to create social change is exceptional, but there’s still a lot of untapped potential. The accessibility of skating and the pure fun of it can be used as a tool to help address issues like gender inequality, refugee integration, access to education and more. The reality, however, is that most skate-based social projects do a lot with limited resources, and we feel we have the potential to help make those journeys easier by sharing the knowledge and experience of our team.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>If you are part of a social skateboarding project do the survey now and share it with others:<a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/survey\" target=\"_blank\">&nbsp;www.skateistan.org/survey</a>. The survey deadline is June 30, 2018! The survey is open to anyone involved at any level in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, and the combined results will be shared publicly, providing insightful data to demonstrate the reach and influence of our projects around the world.</p>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">The Goodpush Alliance</a> is supported by a WeWork Creator Award that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact and collaborate with social skateboarding projects around the world.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,9,23,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,29,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,48,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,61,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,68,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,75,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,115,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,122,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,145,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,152,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,217,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,224,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,266,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,273,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,9,308,'en',0,'<p><em>Back in June 2018, we announced the Goodpush Alliance, Skateistan’s first step in supporting and sharing knowledge among social skate projects worldwide. We are keen to empower as many children and young people as possible through skateboarding, and one of the ways we can do this is by sharing our experience and building connections with other organizations who are already doing amazing things.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>After an initial research phase, which included the first ever global survey of social skateboarding projects, we have ramped up our support. Last month, our Skate Project Specialist, Rhianon, travelled to Iraq, Palestine and Jordan to visit Goodpush’s three partner organizations in 2018. Her aim was to help them grow their programs and reach more children through skateboarding.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>Make Life Skate Life, Iraq</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In May of this year, global NGO&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/\">Make Life Skate Life</a>&nbsp;(MLSL) built their newest skatepark in Sulimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan — the first concrete skatepark in the country! About one month after its completion, Skateistan’s Program Director Talia and I visited for a week of workshops and exchange with MLSL’s Executive Director Arne and their team of volunteers. As a new project location for MLSL, it was a great chance to share Skateistan’s experiences and help build up Iraq’s young skate scene. We also discussed ideas on how to set things up in a sustainable way and make the Suli skatepark a safe space.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Goodpush workshops had a much bigger turnout than expected, with up to 15 local skaters joining in. MLSL’s on-the-ground coordinator Safen and volunteer skate teacher Amber (who also co-founded the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://womenskatetheworld.com/\">Women Skate the World&nbsp;</a>project) joined us for the whole week to cover a range of program-related topics and some strategy sessions.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,25,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,31,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,50,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,63,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em><br />\r\n&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,70,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,77,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,117,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,124,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,147,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,154,'en',0,'<p><em>Goodpush skateboarding workshop with the Suli Skatepark volunteers and Make Life Skate Life\'s Executive Director Arne Hillerns.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,219,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,226,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,268,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,275,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,11,310,'en',0,'<p>Highlights of the visit included a skatepark tour via Skype video between the Suli skaters and Skateistan’s youth leaders in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, as well as a skate workshop for 40 children at the special needs learning centre of Kurdistan Save the Children.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>About the Goodpush visit, one Suli skater said: “Involving local youth will help our ideas to grow even more and more over time. It’s like throwing one seed into a field, only to come back and see many more trees than one.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Special thanks to&nbsp;<a href=\"https://metrography.photoshelter.com/\">Metrography</a>&nbsp;for providing a free workshop space for the week!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>7Hills, Jordan</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>Since the&nbsp;<a href=\"https://makelifeskatelife.org/projects/jordan/\">7Hills&nbsp;</a>skatepark was built in Amman in 2014, it’s become a hub for young Jordanians and refugees to come together and build friendships through skateboarding. I spent the week with Mo and Kas, who organize several skate sessions a week at the park for partner NGOs as well as children who come to use the loaner boards.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Kas and Mo had both visited Skateistan Cambodia for a week of Goodpush workshops this past May, and it was super cool to see how that visit had inspired them to get a youth leadership program off the ground, as well as provided tools like Cambodia’s skate lesson plan template which they’d adapted for use at the 7Hills skatepark.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The 7Hills skatepark is a hub for young Jordanians and refugees.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Their youth leaders took part in skate training and child protection workshops while Mo and Kas also worked on strategy and program structure so that 7Hills can reach even more children in need.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,27,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,33,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,52,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,65,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,72,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,79,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,119,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,126,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,149,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,156,'en',0,'<p><em>Building friendships through skateboarding at 7Hills park in Amman.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,221,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,228,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,270,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,277,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,13,312,'en',0,'<p><strong>SkateQilya, Palestine</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p>In July,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.skateqilya.org/\">SkateQilya&nbsp;</a>held their third annual summer camp for Palestinian children, this time at the Jayyous skatepark that they built last year together with SkatePal. I joined for the first week of their month-long camp, in which they combined skate lessons with life skills, meditation and media training. During this time, I took part in the camp activities and ran some workshops for SkateQilya’s founders (Moh, Adam and Kenny) and 10 youth counsellors on managing skateboard sessions and child protection.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>It was amazing to see the SkateQilya team integrate some of the lessons into their camp right away. Everyone was really excited to learn about new activities for the skate sessions and built the skate games from our training into the summer camp. One major highlight was the SkateQilya counsellors taking initiative to run their own workshops about child protection and skatepark safety with the 65 girls and boys attending the summer camp.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>One of SkateQilya’s founders said: “The workshops with our counsellors were incredibly empowering for them because it both identified them as leaders while also providing them essential and interactive tools in helping them empower the students.”</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,35,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,54,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,67,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,74,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,81,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,121,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,128,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,151,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,158,'en',0,'<p><em>Group photo after Goodpush workshops with SkateQilya in Palestine. Photo: Adam Abel / SkateQilya</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,223,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,230,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,272,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,279,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,15,314,'en',0,'<p>The next phase of the Goodpush Alliance will be the launch of a suite of free, online resources which will help social skateboarding projects to build up their own programs. <a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">Subscribe to the Goodpush mailing list</a> to find out about new resources, events and opportunities for social skate projects!</p>\r\n\r\n<p><strong>The Goodpush Alliance is supported by a&nbsp;</strong><a href=\"https://creatorawards.wework.com/\"><strong>WeWork Creator Award</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;that Skateistan won in 2017 so that we can scale up our impact around the world.</strong></p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,82,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,87,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,99,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,104,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,135,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,159,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,212,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,231,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,255,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,288,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,294,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,16,299,'en',0,'<p><em>Exciting news for anyone involved in skateboarding for development! Today, The&nbsp;Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;published the first&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">online resource toolkit</a>&nbsp;for social skateboarding projects worldwide. The Goodpush Alliance, which was formed by&nbsp;<a href=\"https://skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a>&nbsp;last year, aims to create a global network of skateboarding for development organizations and to help share knowledge, ideas and good practice in order to increase collective impact.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Here at Skateistan, we’re also launching the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a>&nbsp;of the first ever worldwide survey of social skateboarding projects, which we conducted, together with Pushing Boarders, back in June last year. Over 100 skate projects responded from over 50 countries, giving us a really comprehensive picture of the amazing projects out there, using skateboarding for positive change. The release of these&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">survey results</a>&nbsp;and the Goodpush toolkit mark an exciting new chapter of skateboarding’s use as a tool to make the world a better place.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p><em>Words by Rhianon, Skateistan’s Skate Project Specialist, who heads up The Goodpush Alliance.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>For those of you around the world who are involved in a skateboarding-for-good initiative, chances are that you’re a volunteer, and/or have very limited resources to do the amazing work that you do. Most social skate projects are grassroots, with the DIY culture that’s been a part of skateboarding since the beginning. We’re all pretty good at making something out of nothing.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Although Skateistan is now the largest skateboarding for development organization worldwide, it started out with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards. The Goodpush toolkit is our attempt to share some of the most important lessons we’ve learned in the past 11 years, so that other skateboarding projects can get a head-start and some inspiration.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,84,'en',0,'<p><em>Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,89,'en',0,'<p><em>Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,101,'en',0,'<p><em>Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,106,'en',0,'<p><em>Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,137,'en',0,'<p><em>Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,161,'en',0,'<p><em>Skateistan began with a couple of volunteers and three skateboards in Kabul, Afghanistan.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,214,'en',0,'<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,233,'en',0,'<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,257,'en',0,'<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,290,'en',0,'<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,296,'en',0,'<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,18,301,'en',0,'<p>The&nbsp;<a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report_v2.pdf\">results</a><a href=\"http://media.skateistan.org/assets/social_survey_report.pdf\">&nbsp;of the Survey of Social Skateboarding Projects Worldwide</a> show us that there’s a huge variety of projects around the world, from the budgets available to the programs being delivered, but what unites everyone is a belief in skateboarding as a force for good. Together, the 101 projects that answered our survey already reach more than 12,000 children and young people each week! By working together, we can all get even better at what we do and reach more children and young people with safe, high-quality programs.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>A first step in collaboration is having a platform to share knowledge, experience, and resources. This is what we aim to provide with the Goodpush&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">toolkit</a>. It features guidance, resources and templates on nine topics, falling under&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/programs\">Programs</a>,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/community\">Building Community</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/behind-the-scenes\">Behind the Scenes</a>.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,86,'en',0,'<p><em>The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,91,'en',0,'<p><em>The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,103,'en',0,'<p><em>The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,108,'en',0,'<p><em>The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,139,'en',0,'<p><em>The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,163,'en',0,'<p><em>The Goodpush Alliance toolkit gives step-by-step guidance on running a social skateboarding project.</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,216,'en',0,'<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,235,'en',0,'<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,259,'en',0,'<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,292,'en',0,'<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,298,'en',0,'<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,20,303,'en',0,'<p>90% of the survey respondents said they would make use of free online resources to help them run their skate projects.&nbsp;The Goodpush toolkit&nbsp;is a response to this demand, as well as to the many requests for advice that Skateistan has received in the past decade.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The toolkit is a resource that will keep on evolving and we encourage everyone who’s working with a social skate project to become a part of&nbsp;The Goodpush Alliance&nbsp;and help us to make it even better. We look forward to adding contributions from other leading social skate projects! Please keep&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.goodpush.org/contact\">sharing your feedback</a>, ideas and stories with us so that as a sector, we can get even better at empowering children and young people through skateboarding.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>More information on&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us.html\">The Goodpush Alliance is available here</a>&nbsp;and you can find the&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/\">Goodpush toolkit here</a>. The Goodpush Alliance is a Skateistan project which is funded by the WeWork Creator Award, which Skateistan won in 2017.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,98,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\">We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\">Child protection and safety</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\">Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\">Connecting skateboarding with education</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n	<li dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<p dir=\"ltr\">Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</p>\r\n	</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We’re looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Download and fill out our 2-page <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,140,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\">We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Download and fill out our 2-page <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,141,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\">We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Download and fill out our 2-page <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,142,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\">We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,143,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\">We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,144,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,21,209,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,211,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,254,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,286,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,287,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,293,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,304,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,305,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,306,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,307,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 cash award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,21,315,'en',0,'<p dir=\"ltr\"><em>We are excited to announce the 2019 call for Goodpush Alliance partners! If you’re involved in a project using skateboarding for social change and you want to take things to the next level, we want to hear from you. Deadline to apply is April 15!</em></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">This year we’ll be choosing three partners to get tailored support from the Skateistan team. We will provide selected partners with:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li><strong>Support calls / emails</strong> for their programming and organizational development challenges</li>\r\n	<li><strong>A $500 award</strong> to put towards their programs</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Safety gear</strong> for skate programming</li>\r\n	<li><strong>Funding to attend the first Goodpush conference</strong>, hosted by Skateistan South Africa in October 2019 (including flights and accommodation for one person)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Some of the key areas that we will provide support on:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul dir=\"ltr\">\r\n	<li>Child protection and safety</li>\r\n	<li>Inclusion of girls and children with disabilities</li>\r\n	<li>Connecting skateboarding with education</li>\r\n	<li>Monitoring, evaluation and reporting to donors</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">We are looking for very motivated partners who are excited not just about learning, but also sharing their own innovative ideas and activities with other members of the Goodpush Alliance. Whether you’re in the early stages of your skate project or already well-advanced, <a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\">we welcome you to apply</a>!</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>ABOUT GOODPUSH</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The <a href=\"http://www.goodpush.org/about-us\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Alliance</a> is an initiative by <a href=\"http://www.skateistan.org/\" target=\"_blank\">Skateistan</a> to support and share knowledge among social skateboarding projects worldwide, so that we can make a bigger impact together.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Globally, there are now more than 100 skateboarding for youth development projects working in 50+ countries. Goodpush is a way for these projects to share knowledge and collaborate.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">During Goodpush\'s pilot phase in 2018 we provided six months of tailored consulting, on-the-ground workshops, and cash awards to three partners: Make Life Skate Life (global), 7Hills (Jordan), and SkateQilya (Palestine).</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><strong>HOW TO APPLY</strong></p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/file/d/162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4/view?usp=sharing\">Download and fill out our 2-page </a><a href=\"https://drive.google.com/open?id=162NgiOEilA9HW2kDvUepD7Rpo2QOZCD4\">Goodpush Application Form</a>, then email it to goodpush(at)skateistan.org with the subject line “2019 Partner Application”. The deadline to send in your application is 15 April 2019.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Projects led by minorities or those who are otherwise marginalized are encouraged to apply, such as people with disabilities, people of color, members of queer communities, trans people, women, and people from low or lower-middle income countries.</p>\r\n\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Selection of Goodpush partners will be made by early May 2019. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,316,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p>Check out the full&nbsp;<strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">Skate Games Booklet here</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n<a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\"><img alt=\"Sample spread Goodpush Skate Games Booklet\" data-align=\"left\" data-caption=\"&lt;em&gt;Sample from the Skate Games Booklet. Click image for full PDF!&lt;/em&gt;\" data-entity-type=\"file\" data-entity-uuid=\"1be4c48d-998e-4967-9f2b-83ec01bee3c4\" src=\"/sites/default/files/inline-images/SkateGames_Booklet_Spread_900px.png\" /></a>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,27,321,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p>Check out the full&nbsp;<strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">Skate Games Booklet here</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n<a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\"><img alt=\"Sample spread Goodpush Skate Games Booklet\" data-align=\"left\" data-caption=\"&lt;em&gt;Sample from the Skate Games Booklet. Click image for full PDF!&lt;/em&gt;\" data-entity-type=\"file\" data-entity-uuid=\"1be4c48d-998e-4967-9f2b-83ec01bee3c4\" src=\"/sites/default/files/inline-images/SkateGames_Booklet_Spread_900px.png\" /></a>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n','basic_html'),('post_text',0,27,326,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Click here</strong></a> to get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,332,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Click here</strong></a> to get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,338,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Click here</strong></a> to get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,344,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Click here</strong></a> to get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,350,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Click here</strong></a> to get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,356,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p>Get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n<a data-image-style=\"\" href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"Click to download\"><img alt=\"Download Skate Games button\" data-align=\"center\" data-entity-type=\"file\" data-entity-uuid=\"2dbf51fc-bff3-4e58-bf7a-01a4ed4c9000\" height=\"58\" src=\"https://www.goodpush.org/sites/default/files/styles/category_thumbnail/public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202019-04-05%20at%209.26.03%20AM.png?itok=HoLNWvu_\" width=\"287\" /></a>\r\n\r\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\r\n','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,362,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p>Get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n<a data-image-style=\"\" href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"Click to download\"><img alt=\"Download Skate Games button\" data-align=\"center\" data-entity-type=\"file\" data-entity-uuid=\"2dbf51fc-bff3-4e58-bf7a-01a4ed4c9000\" height=\"58\" src=\"https://www.goodpush.org/sites/default/files/styles/category_thumbnail/public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202019-04-05%20at%209.26.03%20AM.png?itok=HoLNWvu_\" width=\"287\" /></a>','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,368,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p>Get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n<a data-image-style=\"\" href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"Click to download\"><img alt=\"Download Skate Games button\" data-align=\"center\" data-entity-type=\"file\" data-entity-uuid=\"2dbf51fc-bff3-4e58-bf7a-01a4ed4c9000\" height=\"58\" src=\"https://www.goodpush.org/sites/default/files/styles/category_thumbnail/public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202019-04-05%20at%209.26.03%20AM.png?itok=HoLNWvu_\" width=\"287\" /></a>','full_html'),('post_text',0,27,374,'en',0,'<p>We\'re super excited to finally announce the release of our <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Goodpush Skate Games Booklet</a></strong>! The idea to make this came from recently collecting a big list of fun and creative skateboarding-based games at the Skateistan Skate Schools, and realizing that there was nothing online about games you can&nbsp;play during skateboarding lessons.&nbsp;</p>\r\n\r\n<p>The Skate Games Booklet features<strong> </strong>20 game ideas that all involve skateboarding somehow. It\'s free to download and we\'ve shared instructions below on how to print your own booklet on any regular printer!</p>\r\n\r\n<p>Playing games on skateboards not only make lessons more fun, they also&nbsp;help new skaters learn to control their board, balance, and keep an eye out for others around them within the skatepark. Other benefits of playing skate games include:</p>\r\n\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Learning and practicing new skate skills without consciously thinking about it</li>\r\n	<li>Games help participants to build other (non-skate) skills like cooperation, teamwork and creativity</li>\r\n	<li>Games can make even a flat piece of concrete more interesting and challenging to skate</li>\r\n	<li>Many games can be played by almost any level of skateboarder, which encourages skaters of different levels to work together</li>\r\n	<li>Games are energizing and easily fill 10-15 minutes of a skate lesson</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\r\n<p>Get the <strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\">Skate Games Booklet</a></strong><a href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\">&nbsp;(PDF)</a>&nbsp;and use it in your next skate lesson!</p>\r\n<a data-image-style=\"\" href=\"/sites/default/files/inline-files/Goodpush_SkateGames_Booklet__web.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" title=\"Click to download\"><img alt=\"Download Skate Games button\" data-align=\"center\" data-entity-type=\"file\" data-entity-uuid=\"2dbf51fc-bff3-4e58-bf7a-01a4ed4c9000\" height=\"58\" src=\"https://www.goodpush.org/sites/default/files/styles/category_thumbnail/public/inline-images/Screen%20Shot%202019-04-05%20at%209.26.03%20AM.png?itok=HoLNWvu_\" width=\"287\" /></a>','full_html'),