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1633 VALENCIA ST.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94110

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Ensuring SF youth have equitable access to the ocean & surfing
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☀️ healthy authentic living 🧡
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In case y’all haven’t been outside lately... this spring weather is 💯 #stoked

Today, we’re highlighting a fierce female surf p

Today, we’re highlighting a fierce female surf photographer who also happens to be part of our own San Francisco community. Sachi Cunningham is an athlete, a filmmaker, a journalist, an advocate, and a mother—and she’s also one of the best big wave photographers out there. ... Sachi was boring in Pittsburgh, PA and experienced the beginning of a close relationship with the ocean while visiting her grandparents in Southern California. After learning how to bodysurf from her father, she went on to be a competitive swimmer and played water polo at Brown University. She remembers always having a camera of some sort and got her first DSLR for her 16th birthday. After spending some time teaching English in Japan, Sachi was introduced to action water photography—something that combined two of her favorite things. When she returned to the States, she made a career as a filmmaker, but kept water photography as her passion. She later studied journalism and film at UC Berkeley before become an Associate Professor at San Francisco State. Sachi says that she didn’t plan on becoming a big wave photographer, but following her dreams has led her to it. An avid mental health advocate, she holds that being in the water and capturing these epic waves helps to keep her healthy—mentally and physically. Sachi recently shared stories about her mother’s experience as a Japanese American while being interviewed on a panel for @REI. As a member of the AAPI community, she continues to use her voice to advocate for lasting systemic change. “I tell stories because silence is not an option. Silence does not create change. It is imperative that stories of injustice be heard and underrepresented voices given the space to be diverse and human, not a frightening hyper-sexualized foreign monolith and scapegoat for the pandemic.” - Sachi Cunningham Thank you, Sachi. We stand with you and we’re grateful that you continue to lead by example. ... #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM #StopAsianHate Photo 1: Sachi by @kristabrennerphotography Photo 2: @seasachi Photo 3: An epic wave at Ocean Beach photographed by @seasachi Sources: @surfline; @seasachi; @ninamorasky for @withitgirl

The sun’s out 🤩 but our stoke shines brighter

The sun’s out 🤩 but our stoke shines brighter #stoked 📸 by @forestlowry via @gopro

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