Content Warning: The following post discusses mental health crisis, including suicide, which may be triggering for some people. If you are in the United States and are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
This Thursday, October 15, marks the end of National Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, and we wanted to finish it out by taking a look back at the history and importance of
Today, October 11, is National Coming Out Day. Although it’s not a well-known holiday for some, National Coming Out Day is an important day for many members and allies of
This post is a follow-up to our Now We Act post from June 12, 2020. As a positive youth development organization, it is imperative that our work, and our board
By Bailey Monty, Burlington Program Coordinator Admittedly, I was apprehensive at first. How could we safely return to our programs? How could we provide a meaningful and impactful experience for
It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years since the very first Chill participants hit the slopes. Since then, we’re proud to have grown from one boardsport to four and
Everything we do at Chill revolves around providing intentional experiences that lead to learning and growth. A critical factor in supporting this growth is the assurance of safe and inclusive
For years now, June has been marked by bright, rainbow-clad revelers in big cities and small towns, celebrating Pride. It’s easy to forget in the sea of bright colors and
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
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
