After their inaugural 1,500 mile triathlon down the west coast of the United States, Forrest Stump’s Co-Founders, Nicole and Natalie, took on their next big athletic awareness event for amputees: climbing 19,347 feet to summit Volcán Cotopaxi in Ecuador, one of the highest active volcanoes in the world.

In partnership with the Range of Motion Project (ROMP), a non-profit, for-impact healthcare organization, Nicole and Natalie joined 14 elite amputee climbers to bring their advocacy message to the international scale. Their goal? To show that mobility is a fundamental human right and call for fair access to prosthetic technology and care for all amputees.

They successfully summitted Volcán Cotopaxi at 6:30am on September 28th, 2018.

The following day, Nicole represented the United States as part of an international press conference on disability rights, organized by ROMP.

Watch the film (courtesy Silverline Films) below to see the team’s journey to the summit.