Sir Mo Farah 🎤 The Long Run: On Resilience and Starting Over

Tuesday, November 17, 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM (EST)

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Sir Mo Farah was trafficked to the UK as a child under a false name, separated from his family, and forced to work as a domestic servant. He is also Britain's most decorated track athlete. Four Olympic gold medals. Six World Championship titles. A knighthood. The distance between those two facts is not luck. In this closing session, Sir Mo reflects on what it took to build belief from conditions that offered none, how he learned to run toward something when the odds were entirely against him, and what true resilience looks like when it is tested long before the race even begins.

Add to Calendar 2026/11/17 16:00:00 2026/11/17 16:30:00 Europe/London Sir Mo Farah 🎤 The Long Run: On Resilience and Starting Over Sir Mo Farah was trafficked to the UK as a child under a false name, separated from his family, and forced to work as a domestic servant. He is also Britain's most decorated track athlete. Four Olympic gold medals. Six World Championship titles. A knighthood. The distance between those two facts is not luck. In this closing session, Sir Mo reflects on what it took to build belief from conditions that offered none, how he learned to run toward something when the odds were entirely against him, and what true resilience looks like when it is tested long before the race even begins. Royal Festival Hall Auditorium HubSpot false 5

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