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Busua, Ghana
DONATE
Since material donations are quite hard to ship due to the long way of transportation monetary donations are best used. Like that we can also ensure that the money is exactly there used where it is mostly needed.
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As for the girls, our dream is to train the first female surf coaches so that the girls can also benefit financially from surfing, which is particularly important. The traditional way says otherwise, but this way they could support the family and still pursue their passion, surfing.
PAYPAL:
carolina.buehler@web.de
SOME REFERENCES
In the meantime you can find multiple documentations/ reports on TV or magazines about our story:
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„Changing Tides" in Ghana with Ishita Malaviya & Obibini Girls Surf Club - Roxy, Seastate and the first Indian female surfer Ishita ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOU6osRWgYM )
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„How surfing is challenging tradition in Ghanaian town“ - BBC Sport http://www.bbc.com/sport/surfing/68127778
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„Obibini“ - Benoit Lalande ( http://amp.nowness.com/story/obibini-benoit-lalande )
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„Yama“ - Australian activist Lucy Small ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I_VGSReDgs ) „Yama and the Drive For Change“ - surf girl magazine etc.
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„5 Surfing Organizations Making Social & Environmental Waves in Ghana“ - Global Citizen:https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/surfing-organisations-social-environment-ghana/ )
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Report in saltwater magazine about a trip to Biarritz, France to watch, learn & discover the shaping & surf scene in the Basque Country ( https://saltwater-magazine.com/articles/circle-makers-episode-1 )
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February 2023: a spot for MTV America „women’s history month“ to highlight the girls surf club ( https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4Q9LGlo9AQ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== )
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"Justice's Brothers" - globally renowned filmmaker Kieran Hodges created the film as a celebration of surf culture, community and female empowerment through surfing
…and many more that are not published yet.
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