Julianne Mahoney
Founder, Dirt Chalk Bags
The Culture
The best thing about working here is:
Collaborating with artists all over the globe that are just passionate about getting outdoors as I am.
When we’re not working, we’re:
Climbing, hiking, trail running, drinking kombucha, and planning my next adventure
What we’re reading:
Walking to Listen by Andrew Forsthoefel (for the second time because it’s that good)
What we’re listening to:
The Dirtbag Diaries, The Enormocast, and a lot of Indie music
If they made a movie about our workplace, it would be called:
Free Solo: One woman, one climbing company
Inclusion in the outdoors matters because:
All humans regardless of race, gender, sexuality, or socio-economic status deserve the right to feel safe, welcomed, supported, and endlessly stoked while explore this beautiful earth that drives our life’s passion.
Five years down the line, it’s our hope that:
Climbing media portrays an accurate representation of the diverse community rather than a white-washed, male dominated image. I hope that all climbers can see Dirt Chalk Bags as an ally to increase representation and inclusion for all individuals in the outdoors.