Stephanie Case: podcast appearances and interviews

Stephanie Case, born in 1982, is a Canadian human rights lawyer and ultramarathon runner. She is known for her advocacy work on behalf of women in ultrarunning and for founding the organization Free to Run, which promotes women's participation in distance running. Her professional career includes work with the United Nations in various regions, including Afghanistan, Gaza, and South Sudan. As an ultrarunner, she gained international attention by winning the Ultra-Trail Snowdonia in May 2025, her first race in three years, which she completed while breastfeeding her six-month-old child at rest stations along the route. Her achievements highlight her commitment to both human rights and endurance sports.