Burton Snowboards wins Corporate Community Impact Award
This story is by Olivia Wilson, and is an excerpt from a piece that was published on ESPN.com on June 21, 2020. You can view the original HERE The sixth
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Chill Commemorates Juneteenth
We’ve been talking a lot lately about how we can support our staff, our youth, and our communities in a continued effort to create a more inclusive space, to learn
Tackling Anti-Racism with Youth
Whether you’re a young person looking to learn about anti-racism and racial inequity or a parent, guardian, or youth worker looking to tackle these issues with young people and help
Now We Act
Chill is committing to centering our work around racial equity and anti-oppression practices. We want to be held accountable for this work. In the coming weeks, we will be working
Resources to Help Understand and Tackle Racial Injustice
As we continue to follow up on our post about Chill’s commitments to anti-racism, we want to share some vital resources for you to transform your personal learning. We want
Our Commitment to Anti-Racism
Dear Chill Community, We need radical change to happen today, so that future generations of tomorrow can live in a world that values equity, respect, and active anti-racism. The issues
Burton Snowboards a finalist for the 2020 Sports Humanitarian Awards
This story is by Olivia Wilson, and is an excerpt from a piece that was published on ESPN.com on May 20, 2020. You can view the original HERE The sixth annual Sports
Chill at the Burton US Open 2020
Last week, Lauren McDonald from FOX 21 News in Colorado Springs caught up with our Events Manager, Ryan Daudelin, to get the scoop on all things Chill. Check out the
Foundation Helps Utah Kids Snowboard For First Time
This story is by Jed Boal and was published by KSL TV on January 30, 2020. You can view the original HERE. POWDER MOUNTAIN, Utah – A couple dozen Utah children