Run for Justice
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Event Overview
The Run for Justice is a seasonal athletic event taking place at the Edgewater Park Upper Pavilion in Cleveland. Held on October 31, this event features multiple distances for participants to engage in running or walking activities. The course routes navigate through the park's landscape. The event is open to the public and offers various team categories, including law firms, organizations, and law schools.
Disciplines and Distances
Participants can choose from the following event options:
- 5 Mile run
- 5K run
- 5K Walk (untimed)
- 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk (untimed)
Registration and Packet Pick-up
Registration fees are set at $35 for those who register early, with a price increase occurring in October. Participants who register by October 10 receive a long-sleeve event shirt, while those who register later receive shirts based on availability. There is an early packet pick-up hosted on October 30 at the Cleveland Metropolitan Conference Center. On the morning of the event, registration and packet pick-up are also available on-site, followed by a facilitated warm-up session.
Activities and Recognition
The event features a festive atmosphere with several post-race activities including food trucks, face painting, crafts, and family-friendly games. Awards are presented for the top overall male, female, and non-binary runners in the 5 Mile and 5K categories. Specific age-based awards are granted across brackets ranging from 14 and under to 70 and over. Specialty awards are also recognized for participants in the legal profession and for top-performing teams. Additionally, costumed participants can compete for prizes in youth, adult, group, and dog categories. Proceeds support community programs focused on youth empowerment and justice access. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
