The Olympic spirit — and how you can tap into it | Allyson Felix | TED Talks Daily

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Every two years, the world is captivated by the Olympics.

I sure am. Yep, the lasting global impact of the games happens outside of the competition.

No one knows this better than the 11-time Olympic Champion cultural icon and women's rights activist, Alison Felix.

She joins Ted Curator Whitney Pennington Rogers live from Paris to share how her Olympic track and field career shaped her influential voice and will get an inside look at what's happening on the ground at the 2024 Summer Games.

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Now listen, unless you've been living under a rock, you know that the single most exciting and anticipated sporting event in the world is currently underway in Paris, the Olympic Games.

There have already been so many memorable moments that have happened from an unforgettable opening ceremony to record-breaking performances from some of your favorite athletes.

And what's happening in competition is only a teeny tiny bit of what marked the Olympics and the athletes will make out in the world.

Our guest today of course knows this better than anyone.

Beyond her performance on the track, Alison Felix made big waves when she publicly took on Nike in 2019 for their lack of maternity protection.

Alison now runs her own footwear company, Sage, as a staunch supporter of gender equality and one of the most influential voices out there on maternal rights.

Joining us live from Paris, please welcome Olympic icon.

Alison Felix. Hi, thank you so much for having me.

Hi Alison, it's great to see you and thank you for being here with us.

We have so much to talk about, but before we get into all of that, I know that this has been a really big year for you both professionally, which will dive into, but also personally.

And we all were really thrilled to see the birth of your son and you expanding your family to now having two kiddos.

And so how has life been with as a family of four?

Well, thank you so much.

It's been amazing, definitely an adjustment for sure.

We're finding our way, but I'm just so happy that I had a beautiful birth experience and didn't face the same complications and really blessed to now be a family of four.

That's awesome. Well, of course, these are your first Olympic games since retiring from track and field.

And I know the games are just getting started, but how has this year so far compared to your past Olympic experiences?

It's such a different experience.

You know, it feels a little bit odd being at the games and not competing.

I oftentimes feel like I should be doing something, preparing, getting ready for race.

But at the same time, you know, it is very nice to be on the other side of it.

I'm able to take it all in.

I have all of my family here.

And so that experience is great.

But of course, there's a bit of a loss there as I'm finding my way into new roles and new positions.

And I'm really excited to talk more about all of that.

But I think one thing people are really eager to know just that sort of in this new space as a spectator for the first time, what have you really been enjoying most?

What events have you been attending?

What has been most exciting for you?

So far, gymnastics has really been the top of my list.

I bumped into the women's team right before they went out last night and got the gold.

And it's just incredible to see them, so confident, so much joy.

A lot of them have been through such adversity.

So to see that just displayed in such a strong, powerful performance was incredible.

Of course, swimming is underway.

That's been incredible watching that.

And then, yeah, just seeing some beach volleyball.

Like a lot of things happening.

And there's just an energy here in the city.

And that's something totally different that I've been able to experience, you know, just being able to be out and about with the crowd and the people and really feeling like there's something special here.

It must be a very special experience for you having been on the other side of that and to sort of know what that energy is like for people who are, as you mentioned, like the women's gymnastics team or experiencing a win.

That's that special moment, I'm sure I can't know what else can relate to that if you haven't actually been through that.

Well, I know part of what you're focused on in Paris is thinking about the impact athletes are having outside of competition, which is obviously something that you know very well.

And I'm curious just why do you think it's so important that we highlight the work athletes are doing beyond the sports that made them famous?

Yeah, I think for a long time, you know, athletes really felt in myself.

You felt like you had to like fit in this perfect box and you really had to stay in your lane and you know, your only value that you had to add was the contributions to the sports that you did.

And I think we're seeing a really different time right now for athletes that their voice is loud, they have impact and they have work that they're passionate about.

And I think it's really important to highlight them as a whole.

And so for me, I think we're seeing more and more just a different generation of athletes who are willing to speak out on things.

And I think it's really important to highlight that as well.

To that point, you know, I think it in many ways, you're sort of a trailblazer in this space of speaking out on things and in 2022, we were really lucky to have you come to Ted and give a talk about the work that you were doing in the maternal right space, that was stemming from your own struggles.

And of course, you made a big impact at this year's games.

I know you've erected what is the first nursery in the Olympic Village for parent athletes.

And so I'm just curious how you think attitudes toward working parent athletes and working mom athletes specifically has changed since you gave your talk a couple of years ago.

I feel like we have a lot of momentum and we're moving in the right direction.

When I went through my experience, these weren't conversations that we were having.

You know, pregnancies were being hidden.

I hid my pregnancy as so many teammates and colleagues who had just a struggle, a really difficult time.

Right now, I'm so happy that there are so many examples of incredible moms that are athletes and that are competing here at the games.

Having the space in the village, family space, four families to come together, to bond, to spend time.

To me, it really sends a message to women that they are absolutely capable after they have children to still be at the top of their game, to still be here at the Olympics and really shifting the culture to show everyone that doesn't mean that you have to start another chapter in your life.

So I think we've come a long way, but of course, there's still more work to be done and it's work that we have to, that no one singular person is going to do on their own.

We have to all collaborate to do it, but I do feel like we are moving in the right direction.

Yeah, that's amazing. I mean, and I think when you think about just female athletes in general, it feels like there's really been a big moment this year.

And I'd love to know if you feel like, is this just a trendy thing that's happening this year or do you think that women's sports are finally getting their due?

Yeah, I think that it's been a long time coming.

A lot of us have been screaming about this many years ago.

So it feels really good to see some of the world take notice to it.

And I think that if we continue in this path, this will be here to stay.

I think we have a lot of work to broaden the sports that are getting the attention.

Obviously, women's basketball is really at the forefront right now, but there's no reason that other sports can't follow in the same path.

And we have to show up for them.

We have to watch them. We have to, by the year and the March, all the things in order to continue this trajectory.

Well, I want to pivot for a second to something else that you've been really vocal about, which is connected to maternal rights, but specifically thinking about the black maternal mortality crisis, which is I know an issue that also has arisen from your own experiences and the challenges you face around childbirth.

And we've seen headlines about this for years, about how black women are disproportionately at risk for experiencing birth, excuse me, experiencing death rather as a result of childbirth.

And I'm just, what does it seem like?

What are we missing here?

Why do we keep seeing these headlines over and over again?

We have to do something about it until we do.

There's not going to be an improvement.

And I think a lot, there's a lot of different reasons why we are in this situation that we're in, but to me, the most blaring always comes back to the statistic around, I believe it's 80% of the complications and deaths, you know, that women of color face are preventable.

And that just always stops me in my tracks because that means that we can do something about it.

And it also makes me hopeful because there's, you know, there's changed there.

A lot of it is around implicit bias.

A lot of it is around, you know, medical professionals listening to women of color.

And I hear these stories over and over from women about them knowing their bodies and bringing things up and their pain not being perceived or not being taken serious.

And so that's a huge issue, also policy change and getting different things passed, raising awareness.

You know, there's all these different angles that we can come at it from, but the main thing is that we have to take action.

And to me, it's really unfortunate that it's more, it's more dangerous for me to give birth today than it was for my mother.

And, you know, that's just not the path that we want to be on.

It's scary. It feels like all of these things, so, you know, thinking about maternal mortality, thinking about maternal rights and women's sports and sort of the rise and that's based, it's your impact in all of this is so huge.

And we saw earlier this year that we are not the only ones who think that obviously Melinda French case, you know, she committed a billion dollars to advancing women globally and granted 20 million dollars to a small handful of activists.

And you were one of those recipients to do work that advances women's health.

And what was it like for you to learn about that major gift and what are your plans for that money?

It was super humbling. I mean, I just stopped me my tracks, first of all, to get an email from her.

And I think also just that she's been following the work that I've been trying to do.

And she was just so encouraging.

And I think, you know, really being able to deploy these funds to organizations that might not otherwise get the funding that they need it is really important.

And so I'm excited to focus on Black Maternal Health and I've just been learning more about organizations in the space who have been doing urgent work and excited to get these funds to them and excited about the impact that it will have on the most at risk individuals and hopefully begin to turn things around.

And so I'm really looking forward to what these funds and these organizations are going to be able to accomplish.

And the influence that you're having in the maternal right space is one thing.

And then there's also thinking about the influence on the Olympic Games themselves.

And we know you're currently campaigning for a seat on the International Olympic Committee's Athletes Commission.

So I think for most of us, we may not know exactly what that means.

So would you first tell us what is the Athletes Commission?

So the Athletes Commission is basically having representatives of the Athletes voice.

And so I was appointed a member and that is how the nursery, the family space, came into existence by bringing that issue up before the commission and it was well received.

And I was thrilled about that because usually you think things like that take even more time, especially dealing with the Olympic Games.

But it was well received.

So I would love to stay on that commission.

And so that's why I'm up for election.

And really just to listen, you know, to what are the concerns, what are the things happening?

And how can we have an impact?

How can we try to create some change for those athletes who are representing their countries at the highest level?

And what does that change look like for you?

Like what are some other things that you think can be evolved when you think about the Olympic Games?

Yeah, I mean, I would love to grow this family space, you know, even more leading into LA28.

And so that is top of my list.

And then we deal with things as far as, you know, doping and how athletes deal with, you know, fair play.

We also deal with, you know, issues like Russia, Ukraine and how that impacts athletes and, you know, their performance at the games.

And so really wanting to listen to what are the issues that are most prevalent and being able to address those and also bring new things to the table as well.

What you've highlighted makes so much sense and makes a really clear point about the fact that these Olympic Games aren't happening in a vacuum, right?

These are real people coming from these countries experiencing whatever is happening there, whether it is conflict or, you know, any sort of hardship.

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