(BPRW) On Juneteenth, GirlTREK Unveils a New App and Mission to Improve Black Women’s Health  

( BPRW) On June 16th, GirlTREK unveils a New App and Campaign to Increase Black Women’s Health The largest national health movement based on the needs of Black women introduces a New App and Campaign that aims to increase Black women’s life expectancy by ten years. The Underground, a potent new mobile app that serves as both a digital sanctuary and an organizing platform, will be available on June 19th, 2025 ( June 19 ). The game promotes longer, healthier lives through daily running, neighborhood support, and social connection, inspired by Black women’s needs, management, and legacy. Summers of Solidarity 2025, GirlTREK’s ten-week call to action that empowers over one million Black women for what matters most, is officially underway with this national implementation. People will wander in honor of their communities, their populations, their health, and their futures across the nation. Every move is a declaration that no person walks alone and a dedication to healing. Vanessa Garrison, co-founder of GirlTREK, said,” Black people are dying to quickly and also frequently from reasons that are entirely preventable. The Underground is a declaration of authority, a sacred place we created with attention and intention, not just a response. This is more than just a heath software; it is grounded in the tradition of our mothers, our aunties, and Harriet Tubman herself. The Underground is a crutch, a position to regain our day, restore our health, and interact with the pleasure that has always sustained us.” The name The Underground honors Harriet Tubman and the legacy of the Underground Railroad. To help people find flexibility, Tubman used subterranean channels of attention. This game echoes that tradition by providing a space based on connection, joy, and survival. Users can record their walks, form walking teams, monitor the progress of their cities on leaderboards, and listen to unique music content that promotes mental, physical, and spiritual growth. The Underwater is a special giving in the field of technology. There are no advertisements. No censorship. No systems. Only a private, mission-driven area where GirlTrek members can engage naturally in ways that will help them develop deeper bonds and wellness is never commodified. Morgan Dixon, co-founder of GirlTREK, said,” We built this game with the same purpose as our mothers used to create their houses, their temples, and their independence activities. The Underwater isn’t just about technology, though. It serves as a modern sanctuary and a launching pad. It’s a spot where Black people may be surrounded by one another, show each other respect, and remember that we are not the only ones. Solidarity Shop displays the number of women walking in real time, similar to what it looks like when we create for our own enjoyment and life.
Move Streak Tracker with step recognition
Foremother Badges that pride Black characters and provide both digital and physical benefits
Crew Builder for neighborhood, community, or personal running groups
Black Girl Walk &amp, Speak sound areas for instant network
Self-Care School, Black History Bootcamp, Prayer Trek, and more are available on-demand material libraries.
Leaderboards for the area and the team to monitor the team’s progress
Self-Care School, a ten-week walking school grounded in GirlTREK’s Joy and Justice Agenda, officially launched today. Women listened to regular podcasts, earned badges from regular jogging, and engaged in rituals like porch reflections and household reflections. Self-Care School wasn’t a program. It was a activity. ten days of GirlTREK may guide people through ten action plans based on ten demands for justice. Each year centers on a core value, such as having strong bodies, having financial freedom, or having land and housing. Through the software, participants will receive regular reflection prompts, motion playlists, and narrative opportunities. Download The Basement: GirlTREK for iOS or Android for more information.
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About GirlTREKWith over one million people, GirlTREK has transformed walking into a routine act of care and sensitivity. The only national organization that is entirely dedicated to assisting Black women who struggle with the three fatal I’s: lethargy, isolation, and injustice by utilizing walking, sisterhood, and dramatic self-care is GirlTrek. One in ten Black homes are currently served by the action, which is projected to reach one in ten by 2026. GirlTREK is developing a new public health design that is grounded in tradition, culture, and joy through national campaigns, neighborhood walks, and modern storytelling. ### To get media and media inquiries, kindly call takara@blackalderllc.com.