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'Running reminds you that even in your weakest moments, you are strong.'

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This quote has become my mantra since December 2015 but, I guess I should back up a little and start this post from the beginning.

What do Joyful Heart, a lightsaber, and your running shoes all have in common?

August 24, 2016 | BY Karoline Katus | FILED UNDER JHF BLOG >
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A lot...or at least for one weekend in January that you can be a part of!
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Erica Is Running Against the Shame and Stigma—and for Herself

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Erica Linderman trained and fundraised on behalf of Joyful Heart Foundation to run in the 2016 TCS NYC Marathon on November 6, 2016. She shares her personal story.

GenerationJOY SoulCycle Ride in Bridgehampton, NY

Saturday, 18 June 2016
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Bridgehampton, NY
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Awareness Event
On Saturday, June 18th, the GenerationJOY Committee of the Joyful Heart Foundation partnered with SoulCycle for a Summer Kick-Off Ride in Bridgehampton, NY to support the foundation’s work to transform society’s response to sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse, support survivors’ healing, and end this violence forever.
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See You at the Finish Line!

November 13, 2013 | BY LendonEbbels | FILED UNDER JHF BLOG >
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We're always stronger together. This is something I've always known, and have really come to appreciate in the process of preparing for this race.
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Running Anyway

November 7, 2013 | BY Anne E. | FILED UNDER JHF BLOG >
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It’s only been recently that I’ve realized that I run for several reasons. I run to get out the emotions that had been trapped inside for so long. I run to exhaust myself so that I can sleep at night without the nightmares. Mostly I run to feel strong, to feel in control. When I’m running, no one can get to me; I am fearless.
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