Dina Gilio-Whitaker, Steve Long, Alex Ferron, Robert Mignona, Riley Pratt, Mitch Silverstein (alternate)

Location: Tula 1

Fabrice Le Mao, Alexis Sablone, Nestor Judkins, Arin Lester

Location: Tula 2

• Natasha Brown, “Making Space, Making Waves”
• Jessica Murfree, “Surfing the margins: Negotiating social and environmental constraints to surf access”
• Hans Berner, “Skateboarding from apartheid to democracy: Changes and continuities in South African skateboarding”

Location: Tula 3

Oluyemisi Bolonduro; Fernando Gonzales; Nicholas Jobe; Aaliyah Vaden

Location: Tula 1

• Michael Roberts:  “Time Matters: Critical Reflections on the Magic of Surfing”
• Thomas Kemp: “The Skateboarding Ethic and the Spirit of Anti-Capitalism”
• Kristin Lawler: “The Attention Economy and Its Enemies: Surf, Skate and the Fracking of Human Attention”

Location: Tula 2

• Bryce Noe, “The ‘Dark’ Dimensions of Grey Space in Freestyle Skateboarding”
• Aguinaldo de Melo Chaves, Jr., “Skateboarding as Medium: An aesthetic and philosophical exploration”
• Serene Gonzalez “Subculture Sounds: How Music Interacts with Skateboarding Media”
• Schawin Kongthawee, “City Play: A Sensory Ethnography of Skateboarding in Zhongshan Hall Plaza, Taipei”

Location: Tula 3

Isaac Bjorke; Andrea Buchetti; Brian Glenney; Thomas Kemp

Location: Tula 1

• Jeffery Swartwood, “Can’t See the Forest for the Trees: Reshaping the Public imaginary of Early Women Surfers and Wooden Surfcraft
• Lee Dubin, “Non-Binary Space: Applying Gender Expansiveness to Skateable Urban Design”
• Bethany Geckle and Kim Shortreed, “On the Margins: How Freestyle Skateboarding Has Been Othered and How (some) Freestyle Skateboarders Feel About It”

Location: Tula 2

Jane Roger, Saul Drake, Nefatlie Williams

Location: Tula 3

• Michael Blum, “Ah, Well, We Can't All Be Lion Tamers: Historic Preservation As Method And Practice To Protect California Surf Breaks”
• Jess Ponting, “A Data-Based Case for Surf Parks as Drivers of Surf Break Ecosystem Conservation”
• Tommy Langseth, “Surfing, Sustainability and Cultural Dissonance”
• John Dorsey, “Santa Monica Bay Beaches: Strategies for Reducing Trash and Improving Water”

Location: Tula 1

• Declan Halloran, “Drowning & Inequalities”
• Andrew Yi, “From Martial Law to Manuals: Skateboarding and Cultural Belonging in Post-Authoritarian Taiwan”
• Anthony Triola, “(Un)Freedom in Flow: Surfing, Carceral Geographies, and Legal Violence”

Location: Tula 2

Matthew Philbin

Location: Tula 3

Zachary Zezima and Shuuluk Leo-Retz

An exploration of how military technology became entangled in contemporary surfing amongst the beaches of the San Diego area, and a first-hand account by Shuuluk, a Kumeyaay surfer, who interacts daily with the resulting effects and complexities of occupation on his land and in his sport.

Location: Tula 1

• Jarrett Rose, “From Soul to Science: The Evolution of Psychedelics and the Future of Health, Healing, and Wellbeing in Surf Culture.” 
• Paul O'Conner, “Middle Aged Skateboarding: Not Midlife Crisis but Individuation”
• Natalie Small, “The Groundswell Community Surf Therapy Intervention for At-Risk Women and Changes in Body Acceptance, Resilience, and Emotional Regulation

Location: Tula 2

• Roberto Enrique De la Selva, “Skaters as Cartographers: Participatory Mapping at ‘La Gaviota’ DIY in Ensenada, B.C. Mexico.”
• Tara Ruttenberg & Roselle Knaus, “Surfistas Locales: Confronting gentrification and surfscape occupation through localism, environmental justice, and surf ecosystem conservation in Costa Rica”
• André Tavares, “Condominium wave pools – simulacrum, magnificence and the appropriation of the surfing universe in real estate advertising in Brazil's interior”
• Kristen Dorsey, “It Was Never Black’s Beach: The Power of Indigenous Presence in Native Like Water’s Surf Pedagogy”

Location: Tula 3

Krista Comer, Gilio-Whitaker, Scott Laderman

Location: Tula 1

• Thom Callan-Riley & Brian Glenney, “Can the "skater’s eye" be acquired without ever physically skating”
• Danielle Chevalier, “From Outcast to Emblem: The Urban Governance of Skateboarding”
• Andrei Buckareff and Brian Glenney, “The Skater's Eye: Skill, Trait, or Both?”

Location: Tula 2

• Brianne Cotter, “Ecologies, Commodities, and Cultures of Modern Surfing in Colombia’s Caribbean Coast”
• Paul Klausing, “Appropriating the City: Street Skateboarding and Alternative Civic Engagement”
• David Kamper, “Skate Elders: Untelling Settler Narratives and Indigenous Mentoring through Skateboarding”

Location: Tula 3 

• Sonia Preisser, “The Other Sports: Conceptualising Alternative Sports”
• Tianyi Xie, “The Development of Leadership Skills through Snowboarding”
• Nathan Fitch & Robert Petrone, “Skateboarding Comes to Campus, Teaching University-based Classes on Skateboarding”
• Jacques Talbot, “Four wheels on screen: The evolution of the skateboarder in mainstream cinema”

Location: Tula 1

• Natalie Porter, “Female skateboarders and the impact of the Riot Grrrl Movement in the 1990s and beyond”
• Jason Lear, “Define Core Skateboarding: The Inadvertent Perpetuation of Ethical Capitalism”
• Valentin Chenier, “Surfing the Waves of Change: The Impact of Surfing and Skateboarding on Morocco's Economic and Cultural Transformation”

Location: Tula 2

• Mikel Arbiza-Goenaga, “AI in Surfing: From Movement Detection to Technical Innovation Creation”
• Maggie Bowen, “Enhancing Rehabilitation Through a Multisensory Balance Board Video Game: Evaluating Haptic and Auditory Cues Boards”
• Weum and Langseth, “Broccoli and Bean Sprouts: A Discourse Analysis of Nutrition in Surf Media”

Location: Tula 3