My name is Junko Taniguchi and I am honored to be joining the Soul Trak team as Program Coordinator! You may have seen me at a couple Soul Trak events in the last year; I participated in Community Climb Nights, the NOLS Wilderness First Aid certification, and contributed to the Miles for the Soul fundraiser.
SoulTrak is excited to welcome our new Program Coordinator, Junko Taniguchi, who joined our team full-time in October. Junko is a recent Smith College graduate and worked at Patagonia Alexandria Staff upon graduation. Junko was introduced to Soul Trak professionally and personally through her previous position at Patagonia. She participated in Community Climb Nights, the NOLS Wilderness First
It seems cliche to say nature balances me and creates a unique sense of wholeness… But that’s exactly what it does for me. What’s more idealistic than taking a walk and jog on a brisk fall morning- wrapped in your favorite sweatshirt or tank top and leggings with pockets anticipating when you make it back
By Ruth Iwelumo Soul Trak is a non-profit organization aimed at connecting black people to the outdoors and the environment. On the 1st of February, Soul Trak held an event that consisted of an outing to the United States Botanical Gardens and the Butterfly Pavilion. This event was definitely something to write about. The event
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