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As a fourth-generation Indigenous runner, Jordan’s relationship with running is deeply rooted in her heritage – it brings her closer to the land that her ancestors have been running on for generations. Jordan uses her running as a platform for highlighting key issues that impact her community. At the 2019 Boston Marathon, she displayed a red handprint over her mouth to represent the countless women silenced by violence. The letters “MMIW” were painted on her body to raise awareness for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movement. Each mile of the race was dedicated to a missing or murdered Indigenous girl or woman. 26 names. 26 prayers. 26 miles. Jordan’s journey to raise awareness, demand justice, and elevate Indigenous voices started with that race in Boston three years ago and has grown into a movement that's making change happen. We look forward to seeing what she’ll do next. ______________________ Follow us on: www.on-running.com Instagram: @on_running https://www.instagram.com/on_running/ Facebook: @onrunning https://www.facebook.com/onrunning Twitter: @on_running https://twitter.com/on_running