In 2025, Girls Rule continued its mission of connecting skateboarding, art, and community across borders, with events in Mumbai (India), Oberhausen and Munich (Germany), Salzburg (Austria), and Bern (Switzerland).

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While the year focused on a smaller number of destinations, it allowed for deeper engagement with local communities and stronger connections between participants, hosts, artists, and skaters. Through skate sessions, art workshops, and creative exchanges, Girls Rule remained committed to its interdisciplinary approach, bringing together women who contribute to skate culture in many different ways as skaters, artists, filmmakers, photographers, organizers, and community leaders.

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With Vans as the project's main sponsor, and alongside the continued support of Further, Carovelu, and Skategirl Colombia, Girls Rule was able to strengthen its international network and continue creating inclusive spaces where creativity, collaboration, and cultural exchange could thrive. Each stop reflected the power of community-driven initiatives and the lasting impact of bringing people together through skateboarding and the arts.

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Rather than focusing on scale, 2025 was about meaningful connections, shared experiences, and nurturing the relationships that have shaped Girls Rule over the years. The journey continued to demonstrate how local communities, when connected through a common vision, can create lasting inspiration across countries and cultures.

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Explore the gallery and recap video to revisit some of the moments, collaborations, and stories that defined Girls Rule in 2025.