In a remarkable effort, MLSL completed the construction of two skateparks in Tunisia within a span of three months. Tunisia stood out as one of the nations within the Maghreb region lacking skateboarding infrastructure. Following the completion of the parks, MLSL trained and employed local skate coaches, including female instructors. These coaches now organize weekly loaner board sessions and skate classes, making skateboarding accessible to those who otherwise would not have access to it. Through these initiatives, MLSL not only provided recreational spaces but also established a sustainable platform for empowerment and growth in Tunisia.

Inukjuak Skatepark is located in the small and isolated town of Inukjuak in the Nunavik region of Northern Canada. The community struggles with the enduring impact of colonization, facing its lingering scars and challenges. The skatepark introduced skateboarding to Inuit youth, providing them with a much-needed outlet for recreation and physical activity. To the Inuit community, the skatepark symbolizes resilience and empowerment, fostering a sense of community pride and unity. Also, it’s probably the only skatepark with the chance of getting attacked by a polar bear.