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Transform your life with our new 261 Fearless Forward Wom-inar Series


Our team of expert speakers will share their personal journeys and use stories from the 261 Fearless global community to show how women can overcome adversity and transform their lives and their health.

The series called the 261 Fearless Forward Wom-inars begins on October 26th with ‘Fearless in the Face of Adversity’, the first of six webinars. With a new webinar released each month, the series will conclude with the 261 Fearless Forward Live Forum on March 6th, the eve of International Women’s Day. Participants will be encouraged to share their learnings from the series and ask questions to the expert panel of speakers.

Wom-inar 1, Oct 26th, 2020

Fearless in the Face of Adversity

Wom-inar 2, Nov 16th, 2020: The First Fearless Step.

How simple movement can transform your life.

Wom-inar 3, Dec 7th, 2020: A Healthy Life is a Fearless Life.

Why putting health at the top of your to-do list is essential to controlling your life.

Wom-inar 4, Jan 11th, 2021:  Community over Competition.

Why be fearful? You are not alone out there: we‘ve got your back.

Wom-inar 5, Feb 15th, 2021: Education: Key to Empowerment.

How constant learning is the passport to your fearless future.

Wom-inar 6, March 7th, 2021: 261 Fearless Forward Live Forum.

The free flowing platform for your fearless questions!

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Among the team of expert speakers is Kathrine Switzer; iconic athlete, author, Emmy-winning broadcaster, social causes advocate, and Board Chair of 261 Fearless, Inc. ‘Now more than ever, we need to find creative and positive solutions to a world that is changing before our eyes,’ she says. ‘We can give up or we can embrace this as an opportunity to make significant change in ourselves and society.  My whole life has been about finding the positive outcome in the negative situation.  Women just need the empowerment and education to know how to do it, and our 261 Fearless team aims to give them the resources to do just that in these webinars.’

Take your first steps to fearlessness with us. Join us for the full series and receive a discount and a special gift. All webinars are also available as stand-alone purchases too. All funds will be used to continue the work and mission of 261 Fearless Inc.: using education and running as a vehicle to empower and unite women through non-competitive clubs that focus on the social side of running.

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