10 trailblazing women. 6 days of running. World records on the line. FURTHER is a first-of-its-kind ultramarathon. Starting March 6, 2024, in La Quinta, California, 10 women are going to attempt to break their own records, break world records, and break open new possibilities for women in sport. ___ Subscribe for stories of movement, mindful performance, and community. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lululemon TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lululemon Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/lululemon Threads: https://www.threads.com/@lululemon

What Happens When Black Men Are Given Space to Breathe? Boyz N The Wood: Resilience in the Redwoods, directed by Faith Briggs Rose, follows a group of Black men stepping into the redwoods to reconnect with themselves, with each other, and with the healing power of the natural world. While in nature, these men are given space to breathe, to be seen, and to show up fully without judgment. In a world where many carry stress, isolation, and the pressures of daily life, nature becomes a place for restoration and healing. Through brotherhood, reflection, breathwork, and shared time outdoors, they are able to slow down, be present, and show up as they are. In the stillness of the forest, moments of joy, vulnerability, and connection unfold naturally. This film is about remembering what has always been true: nature has always been home — a place to gather, heal, breathe, belong, and remember what makes us human. When Black men are supported, that care reaches far beyond the individual. Healing moves through families, friendships, and communities, creating conditions for collective wellbeing. The Our Nature Connection film series is a collaboration between The Redford Center and REI Cooperative Action Fund. Learn more about REI Cooperative Action Fund: https://www.reifund.org/ Learn more about The Redford Center: https://www.redfordcenter.org/ Become an REI member: https://www.rei.com/membership Like, Subscribe, Comment and tune in weekly for more content from REI!

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Carol’s Daughter celebrates it's new partnership with tennis legend Coco Gauff Directed by Faith Briggs Rose project leadership: Team 8 Studios, Joe Sabia, Greg Gordon, Adam Neuhaus, Production company & phenoms within: Panoptica Films, Roan Bibby DOP: Robert L Hunter Producer: Antonia Martinez AD: Juan M Zuniga Writer: Amiri Rose UPM: @lonacair technocrane & trinity opps: @arritrinity_miami, @mtjibs_soutfl edit: @detriccook colorist: @_aa_francis and so many more! ��✨

HBO Max’s Scene in Black presents ‘The Recipe with Ghetto Gastro’ Director: faith briggs rose Creative Director: ray spears Director of Photography: Max Magerkurth Producer: Julia Kennelly Production Company: Wavelength Productions Agency: Team Epiphany

From dirtbiking to surfing, Natasha Smith aka The Unprofessional, has always made her own waves. In this short profile, she shares her personal experiences and about the importance of organizations like Ebony Beach Club, that encourage Black people to reconnect with the water. Made in partnership with Claima Stories and Sperry, “Reclaim Your Water” is a three-part short documentary series that poignantly highlights how communities of color can reclaim water as a healing and enjoyable experience for all through the lens of each subject. Creative Vision & Storytelling: Bimma Williams Director: Faith E. Briggs Executive Producer: BJ Frogozo, Kesshann Cortez, DPM Projects Cinematography: Robert L. Hunter Underwater Cinematography: Monica Medellin Editor: Kirk McLaughlin Post-Production Guru: Kate Holland Photography: Brie Lakin

Originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Torrence and Thurman Thomas learned about a deep need for access to swimming and water safety in their community. What started out as simple fundraising via their band merch has grown into a national nonprofit organization: TankProof. Made in partnership with Claima Stories and Sperry, “Reclaim Your Water” is a three-part short documentary series that poignantly highlights how communities of color can reclaim water as a healing and enjoyable experience for all through the lens of each subject. Creative Vision & Storytelling: Bimma Williams Director: Faith E. Briggs Executive Producer: BJ Frogozo, Kesshann Cortez, DPM Projects Cinematography: Robert L. Hunter 1st AC: Alex Igidbashian Sound: Pederson Sound Editor: Kirk McLaughlin Post-Production Guru: Kate Holland Photography: Victoria Ramos Glafira

“The water is my safe space. It’s where I come to restore and renew. I like to think of it as the concept of baptism, coming out renewed and revived and raised up. Water is a place that should be equally accessible to all, but for years that just hasn’t been the case.” - @thebuffaloangler aka Jahmicah Dawes, founder of @spoutfitter When Jahmicah Dawes founded Slim Pickens Outfitters, he didn't know it would be the first Black-owned outdoor shop in the country. "We might be the first," he says, "but we won't be the last." Made in partnership with Claima Stories and Sperry, “Reclaim Your Water” is a three-part short documentary series that poignantly highlights how communities of color can reclaim water as a healing and enjoyable experience for all through the lens of each subject. Creative Vision & Storytelling: Bimma Williams Director: Faith E. Briggs Executive Producer: BJ Frogozo, Kesshann Cortez, DPM Projects Cinematography: Robert L. Hunter Sound: Pederson Sound Editor: Kirk McLaughlin  Post-Production Guru: Kate Holland Photography: Victoria Ramos Glafira

It takes the first 5-6 miles for the “bird’s nest” in Erin McGrady’s head to unravel. And then, putting one foot in front of the other, the photographer and writer works to create and celebrate safe spaces for others in the queer community. Together, with her wife Caroline Whatley, in spite all they are up against as queer women in the South, they turn their attention toward the joy they get from traveling and creating community. Erin's story is the last chapter of our “Who is a Runner” video series -- a collaboration between Brooks Running x Camp4Collective. Please share, comment, and give it some love... maybe we'll be lucky enough to create season two? A CAMP4 COLLECTIVE PRODUCTION Directors: Faith Briggs + Tim Kemple Cinematography: Ladawn Manuel + Alex Igidbashian + Tim Kemple Editor: Pilar Rico Assistant Editor: Ian Dzilenski Post Production Supervisor: Kate Holland Colorist: Camp4 Collective Sound Design / Mix: Coupe Studios Produced By: Faith Briggs + Cynthia Martinez