I feel like there is so much power in us as black people not being afraid of the water.

Growing up, Remi Sadé loved to swim — now she is hoping to share the joy of the pool with her young daughter. Partly as a way to stay connected with her roots. And partly for the power of overcoming the barriers that keep many Black communities away from the water.
1 in 4 kids leave school unable to swim so Speedo Swim United is working alongside schools, communities and our partners to drive change in the pool. Because we believe swimming is for everyone.

Let's get more families swimming."