Native News Network writes another supportive article describing Dirk's last two marathon races. Click here to read the full story and learn why Dirk is now being called, "A Modern Day American Indian Hero."
On Sunday, October 16 Dirk Whitebreast completed the final marathon in his 262 mile run in an effort to raise awareness to suicide prevention in Indian Country and the work being done at the Center for Native American Youth.
Native News Network follows Dirk during his two big marathons this weekend - the Prarie State Marathon in Libertyville, IL and the Bank of America Chicago Marathon. In the article, Dirk expressed moments of physical and mental struggle, but then followed by renewed energy and inspiration.
Native News Network writes a follow up article about Dirk Whitebreast's 262 mile running journey and efforts to raise awareness of suicide prevention and other challenges facing Native youth.
The American Birkebeiner writes a great story to highlight Dirk's story, his excitement to run the Birkie Trail Marathon, and his efforts to raise awareness to youth suicide prevention through his partnerhsip with the Center. Click here to read the full story.
This week, the Native News Network wrote a story about the support that is growing for Dirk Whitebreast and his 262 Mile Run. To read more about Dirk's efforts to raise awareness to Native youth suicide prevention through his running, please take a look at the Native News Network's story, "Suppport Mounts for Dirk Whitebreast's 262-Mile Run" by clicking
The Center is excited to announce that we will be supporting Dirk Whitbreast, a Sac & Fox Tribal leader, who will take on the extraordinary challenge of running 10 marathons in 30 days – a total of 262 miles - to support Native youth!
Support Dirk and the Center for Native American Youth by reading and sharing Dirk's 262 Mile Run flyer wtih your community, family members, organization or anyone else who might be interested.
