Snowboarders of Solidarity (SOS) is officially founded as a non-profit association under French law 1901.
Members of the Afghan national snowboard team reach out to Victor Daviet, asking for help as their lives are threatened by the Taliban regime.
After months of diplomatic and community efforts, seven Afghan snowboarders safely arrive in Paris.
In partnership with Yambi Association, the riders start French classes to support their integration.
All Afghan riders are granted refugee status and residency permits in France, ensuring their safety and stability.
Riders return to the snow in Tignes (Les Deux Alpes), Avoriaz, and La Rosière during Safety Shred Days and the Spring Rookie Camp.
Riders get their first jobs in the restaurant industry, including at The Roster. 4 of them settle permanently in Annecy.
Nasima and Musawer enroll at university in France to pursue higher education.
The Spring Rookie Camp took place from May 11 to 17, 2024, at Les Deux Alpes. This camp provided the riders supported by SOS with an opportunity to progress on the glacier, while sharing a bonding experience with the international snowboarding community.
The second participation of the riders supported by SOS is scheduled from May 12 to 18, 2025, at Les Deux Alpes, for another week of progression and community bonding.