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Running is an incredible sport with the power to change lives for the better. Unfortunately, it’s not as accessible as it can and should be. Despite being a relatively approachable sport with minimal equipment there are still systemic barriers that make it difficult for some to participate. Today, we’re tackling this issue head-on with a panel of diverse runners sharing their experiences in the sport and thoughts on how to make it more welcoming for all types of runners.
Our panel for this episode includes:
Not everyone feels welcome in the sport but this doesn’t have to be the case. This was an enlightening conversation that did not stray from difficult topics. We hope you enjoy listening and hopefully come away with some helpful tips to become an advocate for creating a more inclusive sport in your own communities.
Books and podcasts:
Brown Girl Running: Podcast
Running While Black: ebook and hardcover
Online resources:
Dr. Stacy Sims: Blog
Run4ACozz: Online Coaching
Community groups and events:
Toronto Carnival Run: Information and registration
Black Runners of the GTA: Run Group
RunVermont Junior Milers: Coaching Group
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