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Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling, reflection, and honest kōrero as we screen Running 100km for Mental Health, a documentary following Philip Yeardley’s five month journey toward completing a 250 laps around the Dunedin caledonian on March 7, 2026.
Driven by a mission to raise awareness and spark conversations around mental health, Philip also fundraised over $5,000 for the Sir John Kirwan Foundation, supporting mental health education in primary schools across Aotearoa.
WHERE & WHEN
Auahi Ora University of Otago campus, Dunedin
Monday 25 May | Doors open 6pm, film starts 6.30pm
TICKETS
This event is FREE, but you do need to secure your seats as spaces are limited. Everybody is welcome, from Otago students and staff, to our wider community - all ages welcome.
—→ SECURE YOUR SEATS HERE
SPEAKERS
Following the screening, hear from a panel of guest speakers. Together, they’ll explore themes of wellbeing, resilience, movement, and courage.
Philip Yeardly
Dr Chad Carter
Addie Kemp