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Sachin Latti, a former Canadian border agent, ran 7,500 kilometers across 55 cities to raise funds for mental health. Despite disliking running, he uses it to build resilience and awareness. His not-for-profit, Sach In Motion, focuses on men's mental health.
Latti's advocacy extends beyond running; he hosts a podcast, The Long Run, discussing mental health with service members and veterans. He emphasizes the importance of men speaking up about mental health. His efforts have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for various mental health initiatives. Read more culture coverage.
Latti's ultimate goal is to raise $1 million for mental health causes. He continues to run and advocate year-round, participating in races and events to support mental health awareness and fundraising. Related: Comrades Marathon Winner Explains Decision to Finish Despite Illness.
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Sachin Latti, a former border agent, runs ultramarathons to advocate for men's mental health. Sachin Latti, a former Canadian border agent, ran 7,500 kilometers across 55 cities to raise funds for mental health. Despite disliking running, he uses it to build resilience and awareness. His not-for-profit, Sach In Motion, focuses on men's mental health.
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Runner World published this brief on September 18, 2026. The underlying Canadian Running report was dated September 18, 2026.
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