TVA In The News
Travel Visions Aloha In The News: Surfing, Racing, and Visionary Adventures!
Welcome to Travel Visions Aloha In The News, your ultimate source for thrilling stories and inspiring journeys. Join us as we dive into the world of adaptive sports, surfing, and incredible races featuring visually impaired athletes and their dedicated guides. Discover the mission and goals of Travel Visions Aloha as we embark on a journey to empower and inspire the blind community.
Marri Murdoch: Inspiring the Blind and Visually Impaired Community
Marri Murdoch’s running journey is more than personal accomplishments; it’s a beacon of hope for the blind and visually impaired community. Her goal is to raise awareness about their incredible potential and show that vision loss need not limit one’s dreams. Join Marri as she shatters limits, inspiring us all to reach for the stars, regardless of our visual challenges. Click on the links below to learn more and hear her story.
Heartwarming Meeting: Kristi Kelly and Marri Murdoch Unite for a Half Blind/Half Marathon in Hawaii!
In an extraordinary tale of friendship and shared determination, Kristi Kelly and Marri Murdoch, both living with visual impairments, discovered each other on social media. Their unique bond led Kristi to embark on a journey from Bentonville, Arkansas to Honolulu, Hawaii, where they’re set to conquer a half blind/half marathon together. Get ready to be inspired by their incredible story of unity and resilience.
In a twist of fate, Marri Murdoch stumbled upon Matt Chamberlain, a passionate runner who shared her enthusiasm for the sport. Their meeting, just days before the race, was a serendipitous moment that would change the course of Marri’s journey.
https://www.khon2.com/local-news/visually-impaired-runner-hopes-to-inspire-others/
Meet the Pioneers in Adaptive Surfing, water sports and Nonprofit Leadership
Explore the inspiring stories and impactful work of leaders in the adaptive surfing, water sports and nonprofit sectors. These individuals have dedicated their lives to making a difference, breaking barriers, and creating positive change in the lives of many. To hear more about their journeys and insights, tune in to The Hawaiʻi Public Radio segment here.