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October 24 – 25, 2026 Guyana

Hope in Motion 2026

210km. 2 days. One mission to end gender-based violence.

One in two women will experience intimate partner violence in her lifetime. Hope in Motion rides across Guyana to make that statistic impossible to ignore — and to fund the people already working to change it.

210km

Total distance ridden

2 days

October 24 – 25, 2026

1 in 2

Women who will experience intimate partner violence

38.3%

Share of national reports from Region 6 (Berbice)

The mission

Three commitments, ridden out loud.

Ending gender-based violence

Partnering with Guyanese NGOs, survivors and frontline services to shift a culture that has normalised abuse.

Raising awareness

Two days of visible, kilometre-by-kilometre presence through the communities where the numbers are highest.

Inspiring action

Turning attention into resources — donations, sponsorships and volunteers routed straight to local support work.

The facts

Region 6 carries the heaviest load.

In Guyana, Region 6 (Berbice) records the highest number of gender-based violence reports in the nation — 38.3% of all incidents. That is why the route runs through it, and why the proceeds are directed to the organisations serving it.

38.3%

of Guyana's reported gender-based violence incidents come from Region 6 (Berbice).

1 in 2

women will experience intimate partner violence in her lifetime.

Cyclist riding on an open road during a Hope in Motion training ride

The journey

210 kilometres, ridden over two days.

Riders set out across Guyana on October 24 and finish on October 25, stopping in communities along the way for conversation, resources and referrals with our NGO partners.

Route map coming soon — stay tuned.

Leadership

The people behind the ride.

DM

Dr. Michelle S. Moseley

Founder & Ride Lead

HC

Harry Camlasaran

Co-Lead

Team members

  • SLShawnde Lewis
  • RSRita Sookrit
  • SCScott Charitar
  • EHEritha Huntley
  • PWPatrice Wishart
  • JAJhalini Angel Harpal
  • SAStephanie Anyanwuntaku
  • APAmita Persaud
  • KMKerwin Moseley
  • IKIhuoma Kiki Adigo

How you can help

There are countless ways to join the quest.

Make a donation

Every dollar funds awareness, survivor support and the logistics of the ride.

Buy the merchandise

Wear the mission. Merchandise proceeds go directly to the campaign.

Coming soon

Become a sponsor

Corporate and community sponsors power the route, the riders and the outreach.

Be a sponsor

Put your name on the road to ending gender-based violence.

Sponsorship packages and our resource partner and NGO network are available on request.