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Race4Justice

Sat June 15, 2024 Louisville, KY 40212 US Directions

Events

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26 Lap Sprint Relay (5 person running only relay)

$125 8:00AM EDT - 12:00PM EDT Price increases after June 14, 2024 at 11:59pm EDT
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1.3 Mile (5 Lap Walk/Jog/Roll) Individual

$35 9:30AM EDT - 12:00PM EDT Price increases after June 14, 2024 at 11:59pm EDT
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26 Lap Team Walk/Jog/Run/Roll.. Relay

$30 9:30AM EDT - 12:00PM EDT Price increases after June 14, 2024 at 11:59pm EDT
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Virtual MOVEment

$35 Registration ends June 15, 2024 at 11:59pm EDT

Place

Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center
3029 W Muhammad Ali Blvd
Louisville, KY US 40212

Description

We are excited to announce the THRID annual Race4Justice. This event was designed by a women-led student group. Inspired by Breonna Taylor, the movement that followed her tragic loss, and the many other injustices we’ve seen and experienced, this race is about uniting our city to move forward.  Proceeds from the event will be donated to local nonprofits doing justice work in the city. Stay tuned for announcements about who the Race4Justice will be supporting this year. This year's events are:

26 Lap Sprint Relay (8am)
5-person teams complete a relay of 26 total laps.  The FASTEST team wins. Your team can divvy up the 26 laps however you all would like. This event is for our fastest and most competitive participants. Each of the 26 laps is dedicated to one year of Breonna Taylor's life. 

26 Lap Walk/Jog/Run/Roll Relay (9:30)
Gather as many people as you can to complete the 26 laps. The BIGGEST team wins. Walk together as team and/or divvy up the laps. This event is about showing your support for justice and getting as many people to raise money for our organizations. Each of the 26 laps is dedicated to one year of Breonna Taylor's life. 

1.3 Individual Run/Walk (9:30)
Join us solo and complete 5 laps (1.3 miles) however you want to run, walk, jog, roll... We're happy you're hear to show your support! Breonna Taylor's life was taken on March 13th.

Virtual MOVEment
Move with us in solidarity even if you can't be here in person.  You don't have to run, but we hope you will find a movement that honors our symbolism. Run/walk/roll for 26 minutes, 26 miles, 5 blocks, 1.3 miles...swim 26 laps...do 26 minutes on the treadmill...bike for 5 miles....meditate for 26 minutes... or anything you can think of!! 

It's not just a race...it's a celebration!!!
During the race, you will also hear speakers and see videos depicting our journey highlighting the work of our non-profit partners. The day will also include a celebration of justice with speakers, music, and entertainment. There will be booths from local justice organization to provide even more opportunity for you to engage in justice work. Our will also get to enjoy the beautiful facilitate at the Norton Sports and Learning Complex which include rock climbing and bowling. Food trucks and vendors will be on-site. It will be a great to celebrate, move, and act together. 

We want our city to run, march, walk, dance as we move Forward. Together. For Justice. 

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Non-Profit Partners

After reserving a small amount of seed capital to continue the race next year, all proceeds from will be divided equally between the organizations below that have been selected by our student leadership board. Please encourage your friends and family to register - we highly encourage virtual registrations for those who can't attend but still support our mission. Additional donations can be made on our Donate page.

Pushing Forward, 300 for 300, a Stroke of Grace

Land Acknowledgement

We believe in acknowledging the people whose land we run on. We are from Kentucky, a land that was home to over twenty Indigenous tribes. Louisville specifically was originally home to the Kaskasai, Osage, Shawnee, and Myaami people. We want to acknowledge the rich history and heritage of the first people here in Kentucky and recognize that Kentucky is still home to many Native Americans. 

We do not view this acknowledgement as restitution for long history of violence, genocide, and forced removal of Indigenous people from this land.

If you are running with us virtually, we ask that you also research and acknowledge the first stewards of the land that your run on. 

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