Monday Evening Xplorations
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What really happens when we stand on the front lines of change? Join us for an in-depth discussion with author, activist, filmmaker and former professional athlete Kathryn Bertine as she shares her story of activism in lobbying for women’s inclusion at the Tour de France. With honesty, vulnerability, history, humor, and irreverence, STAND delivers a poignant message to people from all walks of life: We all have the power to create change. When we do it right, the struggle is worth the journey.
Kathryn will be available for book-signing for in-person attendees beginning at 6:30.
Kathryn Bertine is an author, retired professional athlete, activist, and documentary filmmaker. During her pro cycling career, she was a three-time Caribbean Champion and raced five years on the World Tour circuit. She has authored four nonfiction books and produced the award-winning documentary HALF THE ROAD: The passion pitfalls and power of women’s professional cycling. Her latest book, STAND: A memoir on activism. A manual for progress was released in February 2021. Kathryn is a third-generation Adirondack landowner and has a family camp in Old Forge.
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