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After 12 years without public transit, 1,500 families in Bengaluru's Kaniminike BDA apartments finally have a bus route connecting them to the city. Residents conducted their own survey to prove the need, showing 40% rely on public transport.
Athletes from 16 countries will wear uniforms made from 100% textile waste at this month's World Cup, thanks to Nike's new chemical recycling technology. While the innovation shows promise for sustainable fashion, experts say truly circular clothing for everyday consumers is still years away.
Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix hid her pregnancy and trained in darkness after Nike slashed her pay by 70%, then turned her struggle into a movement that changed maternity protections for athletes worldwide. Her courage sparked policy changes at major brands and inspired her own shoe company built for women.
Harper Stribe, a teen who battled cancer twice, just designed custom Nike shoes for the Iowa women's basketball team she's inspired for nearly a decade. The Hawkeyes will wear her gold, black and white Air Force 1s throughout March Madness.
A young cancer survivor who formed a special bond with Iowa women's basketball has designed custom Nike shoes for the team to wear in the NCAA Tournament. Harper Stribe, who met the players while battling cancer at age 5, now holds her own locker stall with the Hawkeyes.
Harper Stribe, a 14-year-old cancer survivor from Ankeny, designed custom sneakers for the Iowa women's basketball team ahead of March Madness. The teen's nine-year journey with cancer has been intertwined with her love for the Hawkeyes since she first met them at age five.
After players rebelled against their 2022 jerseys, Nike and U.S. Soccer handed them the design reins for 2026. The result? Jerseys that honor American heritage while looking undeniably cool.
Nike ACG just created a portable soccer field made of 1,677 lightweight pieces that can turn any landscape into a playable pitch in hours. The kit was assembled on a snowy Italian mountainside to prove you can play beautiful soccer anywhere.
Wearable robotics are moving from labs into everyday life, helping ordinary people walk farther and climb higher without exhausting themselves. Companies like Nike, Hypershell, and WIRobotics are bringing powered footwear and lightweight exoskeletons to hikers, older adults, and anyone who wants to move without wearing out.
Nike is launching Project Amplify in 2028, motorized sneakers that propel wearers forward faster and farther with less effort. The bionic footwear combines sensors, motors, and titanium leg shells to make everyday movement easier for everyone.