Our events prioritise space for Black, queer people, and for those from the global majority, who have often been pushed to the margins of outdoor culture. White participants are welcome when there is capacity, but we ask you to join with awareness; this is not a neutral space, it is a space deliberately rebalanced. Decentering whiteness means recognising how white norms, expectations, and ways of taking up space can dominate in mixed settings, and choosing to step back so that other voices and experiences can lead. This also applies to Black and global majority people who may unconsciously centre whiteness in their behaviour. Our invitation is to arrive with humility, openness, and care.

We Are Black Fish