Photo : Association Française d'Urologie
Novemb'Run
Lace up your trainers for a race where every stride makes a real difference. This isn't just about the personal best; it is a chance to break taboos and show solidarity for men's health in a spirited, community-focused setting. Come be part of a meaningful journey where your energy directly funds vital medical research.
Jardins de l’Avenue Foch (Paris 16th)
About
On Sunday, November 22, 2026, the Novemb’Run takes over the Jardins de l’Avenue Foch to champion men’s health. Organized by the Association Française d’Urologie, this charity event invites everyone—from seasoned runners to casual walkers—to raise awareness and funds for urological research and prevention. Taking place between 08:00 and 14:00, the run aims to break the stigma surrounding these conditions through a collective, supportive effort. The course is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can join in this important mission to advance medical innovation and support patients in a friendly, community-focused atmosphere.
More than just a race, the Novemb’Run is a collective effort for an essential cause: men’s health. In a sporting, friendly, and committed atmosphere, this flagship event of Movember, organized by the French Association of Urology, mobilizes the general public to break taboos and raise awareness about urological diseases.
The Novemb’Run is also a 100% charitable event: by participating, everyone directly contributes to supporting urological research. The funds raised will help finance innovative projects and advance therapeutic innovation for the benefit of patients.
Because every step counts, this race is a unique opportunity to commit concretely to men’s health.
Our take on this event
The Novemb’Run returns to the Jardins de l’Avenue Foch on November 22, 2026, for a day dedicated to men’s health. Running from 08:00 to 14:00, this event is more than just a race; it is a vital platform for the Association Française d’Urologie to promote better knowledge of urological conditions. Your participation directly contributes to funding innovative research and therapeutic advancements that benefit patients across the country.
Whether you are a competitive runner or a supporter looking to make a difference, your presence is valuable. The venue is completely wheelchair accessible, emphasizing the event's commitment to inclusivity. Come and contribute to this significant cause while participating in a collaborative effort to improve medical outcomes and open up discussions on topics that are still too often treated as taboo.
