All the bombs, guns, and tanks in the world can’t change AFGHANISTAN, but maybe skateboarding can. In war-torn KABUL, where women wear burkhas, and school age children roam the streets instead of… more →
se7enthirtyMolly wrote 2 weeks ago: Asheesh Bhalla, a friend of mine from college, is in Afghanistan working on public health care educa … more →
pleaseturnoverpto wrote 1 month ago: by Zoe Keogh Skateistan is Afghanistan’s (and the world’s) first co-educational skateboarding s … more →
Edson Soares wrote 2 months ago: O projeto Skateistan leva o skate às crianças do Afeganistão. Veja mais fotos no álbum afghanista … more →
gresshoppe wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday I came across some really cool blogs and web pages while surfing the net, and one of them … more →
aekijaffa wrote 3 months ago: Australian Oliver Percovich helped start Skateistan. A skateboarding program for the children of war … more →
joanab wrote 4 months ago: Yesterday evening Yvonne from our project team (in the photo on the right) and I met Oliver Percovi … more →
thegrip wrote 5 months ago: For over two years Oliver Percovich has worked to create Skateistan, Afghanistan’s first skat … more →
Joseph wrote 5 months ago: The New York Times published an article/video last week about an Australian man named Oliver Percov … more →
Rocky wrote 5 months ago: All the bombs, guns, and tanks in the world can’t change AFGHANISTAN, but maybe skateboarding c … more →
thingsicareabout wrote 5 months ago: When I first saw the title of this story i thought it was kind of weird at first..but then after wat … more →
etrine wrote 9 months ago: Skateistan is non-profit group that has formed in Afghanistan to create recreational opportunities f … more →
Sandy wrote 11 months ago: We got “Heavy Metal in Baghdad,” and now skateboarding in Afghanistan, right on. Althoug … more →
afghanistanica wrote 1 year ago: At the suggestion of Q. A. Shah I took a look at an article about Australian skateboarders teaching … more →