Allison Torres Burtka

Allison Torres Burtka has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Allison Torres Burtka are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, atburtka has populated their site with: • We Returned to Our Honeymoon Destination With Our Kids 22 Years Later - Business Insider • Quinton Jones-Whitaker, a Michigan Innocence Clinic Client, Exonerated after Serving 12 1/2 Year Prison Sentence | University of Michigan Law School • I Took My Mom on a Hiking Trip to Glacier National Park | Sierra Club • What Is a Stretching Studio? Everything You Need to Know • Abortion Bans Can Hinder Life-Saving Care for Pregnant Patients with Lung Disease or Medical Crises—Study • Trail Running Toolkit — Running Industry Diversity Coalition (RIDC) • Replanting the Future: Trees for Days and the Rise of Regenerative Travel • Iffy about camping? Here’s how to dip your toes in. • Hiking Lesser-known Parks • Up Close with Elephants and Tea Plants in Sri Lanka • DesignTeam Plus • Collaboration gets Dearborn air quality data to people who need it • Detroit kids with asthma face absenteeism, but help is within reach • Why 3 Out of 4 Parents Are Thinking About Pulling Their Kids Out of Sports • The Childhood Hobby Shared by 69% of Women Leaders • Hellah Sidibe: the man on a seven-year run streak who once hated running • Play It Forward Book • Closing the Racial Diversity Gap in Medicine (SSIR) • Maintaining a Sandhill Crane Oasis in the Desert • Planet Detroit's guide to running in Detroit • This Runner Is Completing a 100-Mile Ultramarathon in Every State—For Owls • What to Know About Medicinal Mushrooms and Psychedelics • One unexpected way to reduce violent crime? Create green spaces. • Ari Hendrix Wants to Keep Breaking Barriers for Black Women • Meet The Team of Adaptive Athletes Who Completed The Hood to Coast Relay • Patti Catalano Dillon — Starting Line 1928 • Rosalie Fish Steps Up Her Advocacy for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women • A runner finds a sense of belonging on an Alaskan retreat for people of color • Yes, Even Recreational Athletes Can Get REDs—Here's What Anyone Who's Active Should Know • Alison Mariella Désir Leads BIPOC-Only Running Retreat in Alaska • How Mattel Tried to Silence Me And Other Young Women Writing About Body Image • Diabetes Is More Common in Native American People. These Community Efforts Are Starting to Change That | Livestrong.com • Coalition builds plan for unarmed public safety response in Ann Arbor • Starting Line 1928: 30 | Sika Henry • Sika Henry — Starting Line 1928 • “It's a dignity issue”: Inside the movement tackling period poverty in the U.S. • I Swapped My Usual Workouts With Gardening for a Week, and Found New Ways To Work My Muscles in the Yard • Sign the Petition • With anti-Asian violence rising, it’s past time for Lululemon to change its name • Does Inflammation Cause High Blood Pressure? Here's What You Need to Know • How Committed to Racial Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Is Your Favorite Running Brand? — Running Industry Diversity Coalition (RIDC) • Youth Sports Are More Important Than Ever for Kids' Mental Health • Beyond the Waves - Hidden Compass • Only 28 US-born Black women have broken three hours in the marathon. Why? • Technology’s Toll on Our Bodies and What to do About it • With Food, Culture Matters: This App Matches People with Dietitians Based on Culture • 19 | Cheryl Treworgy • What You Need To Know About Vitamins and Supplements • Cheryl Treworgy — Starting Line 1928 • My favorite stories of 2022 • Belt’s Top Stories of 2022 - Belt Magazine • An Auto Plant Becomes a State Park - Belt Magazine • Detroiters try ice climbing at Pictured Rocks during Michigan Ice Fest • These Running Shoes Are Made From Captured Carbon Emissions • 10 ways to kick-start a healthy gut, according to dietitians • ‘Running While Black’ author to visit Detroit on national book tour • 5 probiotics for women, recommended by dietitians • Patti Catalano Dillon Becomes Head Coach of Wings Elite Team for Native Runners • Closing Michigan's 'adventure gap': Floating classroom gets hundreds of students out on the water • The Newest Pro Ultimate League Centers Racial and Gender Equity • These Native Meadows in Motown Aim to Boost Birdlife and Neighbors’ Well-Being • We spoke to a performance coach about the key differences between ellipticals and treadmills — here's what you should use to reach your fitness goals • A Buzz-Worthy Mission: Beekeeping Organizations in Metro Detroit | SEEN Magazine • Detroit Parks Coalition aims to uplift and enhance city parks, build ‘place-based equity’ • On the Heels of Tragedy, Tirop’s Angels Have Hit the Ground Running • Athletes Taking Control of Mental Health Business - Global Sport Matters • Bras for Girls Gears Up to Equip and Empower More Girls Than Ever • Abortion bans will harm people who miscarry, too • Listen to Joan Benoit Samuelson Tell the Story of Women's Running in 'Miles to Go' • Jacky Hunt-Broersma Is Ready to Run in the Boston Marathon’s Para Athletics Divisions • Red flags that you're burned out and how to get back on track • With anti-Asian violence rising, it’s past time for Lululemon to change its name - Prism • As NCAA track and field programs vie to survive, Black students suffer most • Motherhood and the Marathon: Alysia Montaño and Christy Turlington Burns Fundraise for Maternal Care Access • Marko Cheseto survived frostbite and amputation to run Boston Marathon • Wyomia Tyus: the original athlete activist hiding in plain sight • Elladj Baldé Wants To Redefine Figure Skating - Global Sport Matters • Raven Saunders is Standing Up for the Disregarded • Dinée Dorame Helps Tell Runners' Stories • Alison Mariella Désir Continues to Push the Running Industry to Be Better • Kenny Pickett and Others Using NIL To Give Back - Global Sport Matters • 50 Years Later: Cheryl Treworgy—Shalane Flanagan's Mom—Reflects on Being the First Woman to Break 2:50 in the Marathon • Jocelyn Rivas Just Ran Her 100th Marathon—All Before She Turned 25 • Blind Paralympian Gears Up For the Boston Marathon’s First Competitive Para Athletics Division • The Boston Marathon Recognizes Indigenous Peoples Day • Runners for Public Lands Fosters Connections Between Runners and the Land We Run on • Anna Cockrell Reflects on the Olympic Games and the Not-So-Average Year Leading Up to Them • Pursuing Excellence in Parallel: World Class Paralympic Athletes • Rowing Advocates Are Bringing the Sport to Underserved Communities Across the U.S. • “Their Mental Health Takes a Hit Every Time”: Measuring the Impact on Athlete Activists • When Asian American Athletes Succeed In Breaking 'Model Minority' Stereotype, Their Mental Health Can Suffer • In Kenya, 8 Women are Chasing Olympic Dreams and Spots on the Refugee Olympic Team • Olympians Are Not Allowed to Demonstrate, But Will They Anyway? • 6 Life Lessons from the Pioneers of Women’s Running • U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee Will Stop Sanctioning Athletes Who Demonstrate • Indigenous Woman Builds, Uplifts a Community of Runners • New Running Industry Diversity Coalition Pushes for Equity and Inclusion