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Dive into the world of 261 Fearless

  • Why We Are Fearless

    Why We Are Fearless

    Every movement has a symbol. Ours is 261. For nearly 60 years, that number has represented courage, determination, and the power of women to challenge limits and create change. What began as…

  • How We Became Fearless

    How We Became Fearless

    Every movement has a beginning. Ours began with one woman who refused to step off the course. Kathrine Switzer‘s historic run in the 1967 Boston Marathon challenged more than a race. It…

  • 10 Ways To Keep Safe As a Runner With a Medical Condition

    10 Ways To Keep Safe As a Runner With a Medical Condition

    All runners need to take steps to keep themselves safe, but if you have an ongoing medical condition, it’s even more important. Whether you have diabetes, asthma, epilepsy, or another health issue that might interfere with…

  • Introducing the 261 Fearless Partnership Council

    Introducing the 261 Fearless Partnership Council

    At 261 Fearless, we believe that lasting change happens when passionate people come together around a shared purpose. That belief is at the heart of our newest initiative: the 261 Fearless Partnership…


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