pped in two limited-edition rainbow colorways. Thes

[melting]

Leadership seminars, Q&A sessions with influential African American cultural leaders, a trip to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and more are scheduled for the first weekend. During the six months of the program, the mentors will regularly counsel the participants and give practical advice on ways to grow their projects.“Nike’s commitment to using their platform to drive a culture of inclusion has been game-changing for MENTOR and the entire mentoring field,” says David Shapiro, CEO of MENTOR. “The results have been record-breaking in recruiting new mentors to quality programs across the country. Simply put, many more youth today have the mentors they need because of Nike’s support.”The second wrap in the BIKETOWN Culture Collection celebrates Women’s History Month, featuring a vibrant palette of blues and greens with upward-facing arrows. The “WHM” acronym is brightly printed on the bike’s basket and frame. Beginning March 1, five of the bikes will be available in Portland, Oregon.

“The Women’s History Month bike wrap design creates an opportunity for us to celebrate women and their incredible contributions of creativity, community and innovation in Portland and beyond,” says Karol Collymore, Nike’s Senior Manager of Oregon Community Impact.This small fleet continues BIKETOWN’ s year-long Culture Collection, a series of wraps rolling out throughout the year that highlight the communities and culture of Portland.For more information, download the official release here. To download hi-res images, click here.Five BIKETOWN BHM bikes were made available in Portland, Oregon, beginning February 1. The wrap design, inspired by Nike’s 2019 Black History Month collection, features an original collage of traditional African designs and images, including a West African kente cloth pattern on the bike basket.

“The Black History Month bike wrap design is a wonderful opportunity for us to reflect our city’s creativity and rich African-American culture, and to highlight our commitment to celebrating a diverse and inclusive Portland,” said Karol Collymore, Senior Manager, Global Community Impact, Oregon at Nike.For more information, download the official release here.In 2017, 50 BIKETOWN sneaker bikes were wrapped in two limited-edition rainbow colorways. These BETRUE bike designs followed the launch of Nike’s 2017 BETRUE collection, and are part of Nike’s commitment to celebrate the LGBTQ community and support inclusion on and off the field of play.The colorful bikes (half have a white background, half have a gray background) represent Portlanders’ individuality, diversity and creativity.When the City of Portland Bike Share Program, BIKETOWN, launched in 2016, 10% percent of the program’s bikes featured a limited-edition wrap design inspired by one of three beloved Nike sneakers: the Nike Air Max 95, Nike Air Trainer 1 and Nike Air Safari.