

Allison Torres Burtka
Burtka is a freelance writer and editor in metro Detroit. She currently serves as a co-lead of the ‘s Media Subgroup.
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A University of Washington cross-country and track athlete continues to fight for Indigenous communities—but her advocacy has also expanded
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How the self-described industry disruptor is teaming up with Run Alaska Trails to make space for athletes of color
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The Mi’kmaq runner and former world record holder will direct this program for elite Indigenous athletes, honoring both athletic talent and cultural heritage
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Team Forrest Stump raced 198 miles to spread the message that people with disabilities deserve equitable access to participation in physical activity.
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Like all runners, the athletes of the Paralympics overcome obstacles to reach the top — they just have different challenges.
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