CORRAL Celebrates Women’s History Month
CORRAL Riding Academy is proud to celebrate the legacies of four remarkable women during Women's History Month. This is a time to recognize and honor the contributions of women in the equestrian community.
The Legacy of Black Horsewomen
Throughout equestrian history, the stories of Black horsewomen have often been overshadowed and forgotten. Cheryl White, Selika Lazevski, and Johanna July are just a few of the remarkable women who helped lay the foundation, breaking barriers with each stride!
Black History Month: Must Read Equestrian Books
Black people have played a vital role in the equestrian community throughout history. Check out these brilliant books that further explore the history of Black people in the equestrian community, how they developed their skills, and the accomplishments that followed.
Jumping Barriers and Breaking Boundaries with Young Black Equestrians
Ja’Dayia Kursh, Zoie Brogdon, and Morissa Hall all serve as the much needed representation for other young riders. Their stories of success along with overcoming the challenges and struggles as Black women in the equestrian community are an inspiration to everyone of all ages and experience levels.
CORRAL Horses Healing Hearts
Midtown Magazine recently highlighted the transformative work of CORRAL Riding Academy, in their article: Horses Healing Hearts.
All In : Campaign Update
Go All In: Access to a Bright Future CORRAL's 2023 Annual Giving Campaign Updatewe almost reached our goal of $500,000 to serve our largest group of girls ever $ 0…
Tackling the Hardest Time of the Year Head On
We prefer to share the success stories. However, the work we do at CORRAL isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. Winter, a time of year that can be hard for many of us…
Erendira’s All-In (and going to get her Master’s degree!)
Since graduating from college, Erendira (we call her Edi ^.^ ) has served in numerous roles at CORRAL including Equine Manager and Latin Community Liaison, and now she's off to the next…
What does it mean to be ALL IN?
What does it mean to be ALL IN?For us, our volunteers, and our generous supporters like you, it’s remaining committed to the mission. For our girls, it’s not only accepting the…
the ripple effect of ALL IN: fostering healing for an entire family
Life-change in progress Sisters Giselle and Jaciely came to CORRAL with years of untreated trauma, failing in school, and being raised by their grandmother and father. Dad had been previously…