An interview with Jay Ell Alexander, CEO and Owner of Black Girls RUN!
We are building a community, a community that is quite supportive….[w]e make sure that if you come out to a weekly run for the first time or for the fifth time, you feel like you are a part of a group of women that are supporting you, encouraging you, and holding you accountable for your health and fitness journey.
Jay Ell Alexander
Carrying on the Black Girls RUN! legacy
Amplifying voices in the community with a 501(c)(3)
Building a supportive community
Addressing health disparities
Physicians as role models and advocates for physical activity
Addressing barriers to physical activity
Creating an inclusive fitness movement
The role of social support
Bringing new members into the community
The impact of COVID-19
eRACE Racism
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