SHE SENDS
SHE
She is a reclamation — not a box.
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It represents those who have been underestimated or excluded in climbing spaces and centers agency, self-trust, and choice. She honors femininity in all its forms while welcoming genderqueer, nonbinary, and trans climbers who feel aligned with this work.
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At She Sends, "she" means you don’t have to shrink to belong.
SENDS
To send is to engage with intention.
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At She Sends, sending isn’t about ego or outcomes — it’s about informed choice. Committing when it’s aligned. Backing off when it’s not. Listening to your body, honoring risk, and defining success for yourself.
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A send is defined by intention, integrity, and choice — not just "success."
Core Values
Education
We believe education is most powerful when it is accessible, embodied, and rooted in lived experience.
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At She Sends Collective, education goes beyond technical skills. It includes risk literacy, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and understanding how our bodies and nervous systems respond in climbing spaces. Our approach is trauma-conscious, consent-based, and grounded in respect for autonomy — empowering participants to make informed choices for themselves.
We believe confidence grows in community.
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Connection at She Sends Collective is about more than shared interests — it’s about creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and safe to learn together. We prioritize collective care, shared leadership, and relationship-building as essential parts of growth, both on and off the wall.
Connection
Empowerment
We believe empowerment comes from agency, not just from instruction.
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Empowerment at She Sends Collective means supporting individuals in trusting themselves — their bodies, their instincts, and their decision-making. Rather than defining success for our participants, we provide tools, education, and support so they can define success on their own terms.
Together, these values guide how we show up: as educators, as leaders, and as a community committed to growth, integrity, and care.
The Collective Journal
Connect with our community through hearing about their lived experience.
Read more about Jennifer's journey with SSC, and her take on burnout.
“what is the greatest lesson a woman should learn? That since day one she's already had everything she needs within herself
it's the world that convinced her she did not”
Rupi Kaur - The Sun and Her Flowers
[She Sends' subsidized clinics] allowed me to take more than one course and allowed me to seek additional training that I otherwise could not have afforded to do. She Sends is offering some great skills clinic and I would love to see that continue.
Anonymous
