How are nature-based online spaces getting people outdoors and transforming the mental health of their members?
What has been so special about nature during this time, and will this relationship continue to flourish after the pandemic?
Women are running ultramarathons more than ever before, but why is being passed by a woman still a competitive slight?
A trickling down: How one woman found strength in seeing the other’s race, then believing in her own
An hour and a half late, Scottish ultrarunner Joasia Zakrzewski still won the 100k Race to the King ultramarathon four...
Sex and ultrarunning are two issues seldom discussed in the same breath, but Swedish ultrarunner and two-time Marathon des Sables...
In the wake of women's movements across the world, female ultrarunners see opportunity not only for more women to enter the trails but for mounting momentum in female empowerment.
As medical professionals begin to advise nature for their patients’ mental health, what is the impact of these so-called ‘nature prescriptions’?
Does China really brace its African brotherhood? On April 8, Anda was heading to the lab to continue his research...
While the Chinese authority confronted Africans, miscommunication often took place.
Africans came to southern China to seek opportunities and a fresh start but encountered a new level of discrimination.
When I stepped towards the baggage carousel, I encountered my first indication that maybe something had gone wrong. The room itself was mostly inconspicuous, given that it was painted in the same plain colour scheme almost all over.
Insensitive media reporting of a suicide causes distress to families and can put lives at risk. How can journalists get it right?