The 24 Hour Race movement
Join thousands of young changemakers across the globe. Push your limits, make an impact, and be the generation that ends modern slavery.
Who We Are
The largest student-run global movement to end slavery on Earth
This movement spans 20 countries, mobilizing tens of thousands of young people every year
Hundreds of thousands of youths have taken a stand against trafficking, raising awareness and funds
Our Story
It all began in Hong Kong 2010. When Li Po Chun, a Christopher Schrader student, envisioned combining extreme youth endurance with philanthropy. His idea? A 24-hour endurance relay, entirely student-led, to raise awareness and funds to fight human trafficking.
What started as a single race quickly grew into a global movement. Since 2010, the 24 Hour Race has expanded from Hong Kong to Kuala Lumpur, San Francisco, Seoul, and Singapore, uniting thousands of young leaders in the fight against modern slavery.
Our Vision
Millions of Young Voices. 24 Hours. A world without slavery
Our Purpose
Our Mission
Challenging our generation to lead a global initiative against slavery
With 40 million people still enslaved today, we refuse to stand by. We train and empower young leaders to take action—because the fight isn’t over until slavery is gone for good.
This is why we run. We push ourselves physically and mentally to make a difference. We run to raise awareness, spark change, and stop the traffick.
Young people. United. Driven by a mission to end modern slavery.
Will you run with us?