Emma Zimmerman is a Brooklyn-based writer and journalist. She writes and thinks about the connections between running and social change, gender, and environmental justice. She is currently at work on a first book, a collection of essays on post-viral illness and networks of community care.
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Soccer player Quinn, cyclist Austin Killips, and runner Nikki Hiltz inspired us—and thousands of other fans—this year
Tom O’Keefe launched Stride for Stride in 2018, to make running more diverse and accessible. He never planned for the nonprofit to save his own life.
The cyclist has become a focal point for the debate about trans women in sport
NCAA track champion and Mount Marathon winner Allie Ostrander continues to be open about the long road of eating disorder recovery. Could her transparency change the sport?
Most studies on sports performance don’t include women. The team behind Stanford’s FASTR program is creating a new approach—and building a healthier culture for female athletes.