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Ending Sexual Harassment and Assault in Trail and Ultrarunning Communities: Survivor-Centered Strategies for Systemic Change book cover

1st Edition

Ending Sexual Harassment and Assault in Trail and Ultrarunning Communities Survivor-Centered Strategies for Systemic Change

Edited By Christy Teranishi Martinez, Jody Sanborn Copyright 2027
130 Pages 1 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

Ending Sexual Harassment and Assault in Trail and Ultrarunning Communities  examines how collective accountability can help prevention of sexual harassment and assault (SHSA) within trail running and other outdoor sports, while fostering communities built on a culture of safety, equity, and shared responsibility. Drawing on academic research, lived experience, and practice the book bridges... Read more

Part I: Understanding the Landscape and the Need for Change

 

1: Building Safer and More Inclusive Trail and Ultrarunning Communities: A Playbook for Change

Christy Teranishi Martinez, Crista Scott Tappan, and Jody Sanborn

 

2: Breaking the Silence of Sexual Harassment and Assault among Trail and Ultrarunners through Cycles of Inquiry

Christy Teranishi Martinez, Crista Scott Tappan, Juliane Martinez, and Harley Baker

 

Part II: Systems of Power, Policy, and Justice

 

3: From Policy to Practice: Accountability, Prevention, and Safety in Trail and Ultrarunning

Terry Chiplin and Melissa Londry

 

4: Evidence to Action: Data-Driven Pathways to Survivor-Centered Justice

Christy Teranishi Martinez

 

Part III: Healing, Resilience, and Cultural Transformation

 

5: Gender, Culture, and Resilience in Sexual Violence Survivors

Matt Gray and MeeSoh Bossard

 

6: Creating Stronger, Safer Communities: A Trauma-Informed Framework for Trail and Ultrarunning

Jody Sanborn and Melissa Londry

Biography

Christy Teranishi Martinez is a Professor at California State University Channel Islands. Her research focuses on positive psychology, exploring factors that contribute to well-being, including flow, spirituality, and happiness, as well as the role of creative expression in promoting healing, empowerment, and recovery for survivors of intimate partner violence. Passionate about maintaining a healthy work-life balance, she enjoys spending time outdoors with her family and running with her son, Hayden, and fur babies, Mochi and Chibi.

Jody Sanborn is a nationally recognized leader in sexual violence prevention and response with more than two decades of experience advancing prevention strategies, strengthening organizational and community capacity, and fostering systems change in rural communities. An ultrarunner and climber, Jody lives in the mountains of Wyoming with her husband, daughter, and their four-legged adventure partner, Dotty. Her passion for outdoor spaces informs her commitment to fostering communities where all people can safely participate, belong, and thrive.  

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