Harold Hunter’s larger than life personality lives on, and this year is no different. The Harold Hunter Foundation is hard at work putting on events and programs to enrich the city’s youth and skateboarders—all in Harold’s name.
“Dreaming the World Forward💭🛹We kicked off this year’s Creative Careers program with a panel about the intersection of skateboarding and activism in New York City.🗓️Featuring Jessica Forsyth, Arianna Gil, and Duron Simons (the co-founders of @haroldhunterfoundation @brujas and @gangcorp), we discussed their movement’s origin stories, theories of change, and how skaters can shape the future through creativity, education & collaboration.Thank you to @theskateparkproject & @converse for supporting Creative Careers and to @thetheater.nyc @stevensebring @restlessgroup for hosting us!📸by @canales_studio“
And tonight, if you’re in New York City, be sure to stop by to see some never before seen photos from photographer Jonathan Mannion:
“Save the Date 📅Join us for Harold Hunter ‘97 — a special event featuring the iconic photography of Jonathan Mannion, capturing the heart and soul of Harold during the golden era of NYC skate culture.This intimate look back honors Harold’s energy, humility, and lasting impact on the scene — nearly 30 years later, his spirit still moves through the streets.🗓️June 5-9📍38 Little West 12th St, New York, NY”
On display all weekend! GTWYK!
Check out the video recap below of The Skatepark Project and HHF’s speaking panel:
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