The Outdoor Equity Alliance
The Outdoor Equity Alliance (OEA) removes barriers and inspires people of all ages, ethnicities, abilities, and income levels to enjoy the outdoors and become more involved in the natural world. We work in partnership with other organizations and businesses to increase opportunities to learn, work and play outdoors.
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TIMBUK2 ACADEMY
Timbuk2 Academy is an independent school for girls run by Ayana Abdul-Raheem, who discerned her passion for education at a very young age. Ms. Abdul-Raheem is the CEO and Founder of the Timbuk2 Academy; a 2nd generation independent Afrocentric educational institution in Trenton, NJ and bornWORTHY, a subsidiary of Timbuk2 Academy.
Timbuk2 focuses on supporting children during all transitions throughout childhood. All activities are designed to adequately nurture the emotional and intellectual growth of our students. Through stimulating situations, small class sizes and hands-on learning, young children are free to develop into bright young minds.
They are involved in a number of partnerships and their girls have participated in several OEA internships. Timbuk2 was recently featured on PBS. Have a look at the video, then visit timbuk2academy.org.
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How The Outdoor Equity Alliance Helps
- Working to make the outdoor spaces accessible, welcoming, and equitable for emerging communities and everyone.
- Fostering a growing sense of responsibility for and stewardship in the environment.
- Creating educational, vocational, and civic experiences in nature to equip the next diverse generation of environmentally conscious citizens in Mercer County and beyond.

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