ENCINITAS COMMUNITY SKATE PLAZAEncinitas Community Park | 425 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas, California 92024
Located in the epicenter of the global action sports industry, Encinitas serves as both hub and heart of the skateboarding industry, with easy access to thousands of individuals in Southern California, including the cities of San Diego, Solana Beach, Carlsbad, and Oceanside. |
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There are three divisions in this year’s contest: Intermediate, Advanced and Open/Pro. You should enter the division in which you feel most confident, regardless of age. Note that the prize purse goes to Open/Pro division, Highest Air, Blocks for Bucks, and Cash for Tricks. Medals and trophies to be awarded for Intermediate and Advanced Divisions.
You CAN enter more than one divisions, but be aware that the judges will not want to see the same tricks repeated, and doing so may negatively impact your score as you compete in the later divisions. QUESTIONS? ADD YOURS! |
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COMMUNITY > COMPETITIONExposure is an inclusive community of women, trans, non-binary and other gender-diverse individuals. We recognize and value the contributions that our non-traditional community makes to skateboarding, and it is our intention to provide safe and inclusive spaces for competition and coming together.
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FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Exposure presents Exposure: A Women’s Benefit Event to (bring opportunity and visibility to women, trans and nonbinary skaters who have been historically disempowered in the skateboarding community. Each year, over 170 skaters from across the country and around the world come to southern California for the opportunity to share their skateboarding skills on a global stage. The beneficiaries of our proceeds are the Community Resource Center (CRC) and their constituencies who provide support and resources for survivors of domestic violence, an issue which disproportionately impacts the same marginalized communities we serve. Since the flagship Exposure event in 2012, we have seen a 42% increase in our donation to survivors. Exposure’s goal is to continue to provide valuable programs and events for all ages that create a culture of empowerment, empathy and service as well as enrich the quality of life for all in our orbit. ABOUT the CRC DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMS Providing more than just a safe living environment. individuals and families in the CRC Domestic Violence Prevention Program receive comprehensive social services to facilitate transition to healthier, happier, and safer lives including:
The ultimate goal is to give clients the tools and opportunities needed to restart their lives and continue on a path of self-sufficiency. These programs have a 96% success rate because of the critical wrap-around services available to clients. |
⮕ Donate to the CRC, here ⬅︎
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Registration now OPEN on The Boardr! |
We are excited to offer Volunteer opportunities through a partnership with Turnout as they mobilize communities to power queer and trans movements. Volunteers will work in 3-hour shifts, so as not to miss any action, but still be part of the crew! ⮕ SIGN UP HERE ⬅︎ |
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ENCINITAS COMMUNITY SKATE PLAZA
Encinitas Community Park | 425 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas, California 92024
Located in the epicenter of the global action sports industry, Encinitas serves as both hub and heart of the skateboarding industry, with easy access to thousands of individuals in Southern California, including the cities of San Diego, Solana Beach, Carlsbad, and Oceanside.
FAQs
There are three divisions in this year’s contest: Intermediate, Advanced and Open/Pro. You should enter the division in which you feel most confident, regardless of age. Note that the prize purse goes to Open/Pro division, Highest Air, Blocks for Bucks, and Cash for Tricks. Medals and trophies to be awarded for Intermediate and Advanced Divisions.
You CAN enter more than one divisions, but be aware that the judges will not want to see the same tricks repeated, and doing so may negatively impact your score as you compete in the later divisions. QUESTIONS? ADD YOURS!
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A BENEFIT EVENT FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Exposure presents Exposure: A Women’s Benefit Event to (bring opportunity and visibility to women, trans and nonbinary skaters who have been historically disempowered in the skateboarding community. Each year, over 170 skaters from across the country and around the world come to southern California for the opportunity to share their skateboarding skills on a global stage. The beneficiaries of our proceeds are the Community Resource Center (CRC) and their constituencies who provide support and resources for survivors of domestic violence, an issue which disproportionately impacts the same marginalized communities we serve. Since the flagship Exposure event in 2012, we have seen a 42% increase in our donation to survivors. Exposure’s goal is to continue to provide valuable programs and events for all ages that create a culture of empowerment, empathy and service as well as enrich the quality of life for all in our orbit. ⮕ Donate to the CRC, here ⬅︎
Providing more than just a safe living environment. individuals and families in the CRC Domestic Violence Prevention Program receive comprehensive social services to facilitate transition to healthier, happier, and safer lives including:
The ultimate goal is to give clients the tools and opportunities needed to restart their lives and continue on a path of self-sufficiency. These programs have a 96% success rate because of the critical wrap-around services available to clients. ⮕ Donate to the CRC, here ⬅︎ |
REGISTERRegistration is OPEN on The Boardr!
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VolunteerWe are excited to offer Volunteer opportunities through a partnership with Turnout as they mobilize communities to power queer and trans movements. Volunteers will work in 3-hour shifts, so as not to miss any action, but still be part of the crew!
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Exposure is a Benefit Event with proceeds supporting the Encinitas Community Resource Center Domestic Violence programs.
