GirlSkate Nairobi celebrates its 2nd anniversary with a two-day event. What started as a response to the lack of safe, inclusive skate spaces for girls and gender-diverse youth in Nairobi has grown into a full-blown community, a sisterhood, and a culture shift. We’ve picked each other up after every fall, turned pain into power, and we’re still skating with purpose. This celebration is for you — the skaters, the rebels, the creatives, the curious ones, the volunteers, the ones who show up even when no one’s watching. You’ve built this with us. This is more than a party. It’s a tribute to every girl who dared to take up space and to the movement that’s only just beginning. We will keep pushing for a bold, visible, and supportive skate culture for girls and gender-diverse youth across Africa.

GirlSkate Nairobi celebrates its 2nd anniversary with a two-day event. What started as a response to the lack of safe, inclusive skate spaces for girls and gender-diverse youth in Nairobi has grown into a full-blown community, a sisterhood, and a culture shift. We’ve picked each other up after every fall, turned pain into power, and we’re still skating with purpose. This celebration is for you — the skaters, the rebels, the creatives, the curious ones, the volunteers, the ones who show up even when no one’s watching. You’ve built this with us. This is more than a party. It’s a tribute to every girl who dared to take up space and to the movement that’s only just beginning. We will keep pushing for a bold, visible, and supportive skate culture for girls and gender-diverse youth across Africa.