ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月12日 08時55分

“When I skate it just feels free.” At Riverbank State Park in #Harlem, New York, young women of color glide and twirl across the ice, twice a week, year-round, as part of an after-school enrichment program called Figure Skating in Harlem. The program provides young women of color a space to build confidence, nurture academic success and use figure skating to understand themselves and the world around them. Sharon Cohen founded the program in 1997. The initiative, she said, began as a “circle where girls could express themselves and what was going on in their life,” and evolved to serve over 170 girls between the ages of 6 and 18. “It makes us feel more confident in ourselves,” said Jonni Carter, 10, who joined @figureskatinginharlem at age 6. @flongala took this photo of members of Figure Skating in Harlem’s synchronized skating team at a competition in Stamford, Connecticut. Swipe left to see more photos from Stamford and shots from the Riverbank State Park in Harlem. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #⛸

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