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#GivingTuesday Q&A: Meet the Founders of GenerationJOY
Every year on #GivingTuesday, people around the world channel the spirit of gratitude and generosity by giving back to causes they care about. This #GivingTuesday, we are showcasing the work of two advocates making a difference for Joyful Heart: Sophia Schrager and Emma Kate Lasry, the founders of our GenerationJOY committee.
What do Joyful Heart, a lightsaber, and your running shoes all have in common?
A lot...or at least for one weekend in January that you can be a part of!
Meet States on Skates
Four amazing women skating 2,800 miles—from Florida to California—to raise awareness about sexual assault and domestic violence, and $50,000 for the Joyful Heart Foundation.
Join the Joyful Revolution Athletic Club!
Whether you’re training for a marathon or other sporting event, this is your chance to do what you love while supporting and raising awareness about the Joyful Heart Foundation. Join the Joyful Revolution Athletic Club today!
See You at the Finish Line!
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.
Running Anyway
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.
The 2012 Joyful Revolution Gala: A Revolution for the Next Generation
I often find myself in awe, but somehow not totally surprised, that turning towards the issues sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse is often so hopeful, so joyful. Maybe you sometimes find yourself thinking the same. It's often inexplicable, or at the very least, difficult to put into words as to why this is. And it can certainly be a strange thing to feel—and to write at this very moment—but it's true. And last Wednesday evening was no exception.
