Join Us For The First Ever
Dignity Dash
The Dignity Dash is more than a race — it's a movement.
Brave Space Alliance’s first ever charity 5K centers the lives and legacies of transgender and gender non-conforming individuals and invites you to become allies and fellow advocates in the fight for trans liberation and community driven change.
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Sunday, August 17 | AIDS Garden Chicago
FAQs
Where will we be running?
The Dash will start and finish at the AIDS Garden Chicago, 3003 N Lakefront Trail, Chicago, IL, 60657, with a turnaround point just past Fullerton Beach.
Will start times be varied?
Yes! Start times are as follows:
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9 AM Adaptive Athlete and Bicycles Heat
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9:20 AM Heat 1
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9:30 AM Heat 2
Dignity Dashers will be notified via email and in their race packet what heat they are in. Times may be subject to change, so be sure to check all Dash affiliated emails.
Where can I park / How can I get there?
Parking onsite at AIDS Garden Chicago is limited — we encourage participants to park along N Sheridan Rd. and walk to the site from there. The AIDS Garden is within walking distance from CTA bus stops for routes 77, 134, 143, 151, and 156.
How should I wear my race bib?
Bibs must be worn on dashers' front torso or chest. Bibs may not be transferred between dashers.
Can I bring a stroller and/or my pet?
Strollers are allowed, yes! We ask that all racers with strollers run in the 9 AM Adaptive Athlete heat. Animals, however, will not be permitted at the Dignity Dash.
Will there be a place to store my belongings?
Gear check will be available beside the Check-In Station. Please be sure you have everything you need for your run before checking your bag.
Will the Dash continue in the event of rain?
The Dash will go on rain or shine! However, in the event of lightning or other hazardous weather on the day of the Dash, we will cancel or postpone. Our evaluation will include present and probable conditions throughout the course of the run.
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On event day, all weather alerts and announcements will be posted to our Instagram, @bravespacealliance. Prior to event day, announcements will be made by email.
Still have a question you need answered? Contact Troy Taylor, troyt@bravespacealliance.org.
"In a time when there is so much negativity, so much harm, [BSA] continues to show up and provide services rooted in their Four Pillars of Dignity (Health, Housing, Food, and Identity). They continue to do the work and support some of our most vulnerable community members via support groups, housing aid, food aid, and a safe space to gather."
- El, Gold Tier Dasher