HOKA NAZ Elite professional Ahmed Muhumed joins DyeStat editor Doug Binder to talk about his rise from middle school refugee to becoming one of the top young distance runners in the United States. Muhumed, who prepped at David Douglas and West Salem in Oregon before moving on to Boise State and Florida State, recently made his second U.S. national team in less than a year when he finished third at the USATF Cross Country Championships on Jan. 20. Last fall, Muhumed made the U.S. team for the World Athletics Road Championships in Riga, Latvia. Muhumed used running to help pursue his educational goals and earned a Master's degree in International Affairs from Florida State. He would like to use his platform as a runner to direct attention and conversation to those suffering around the world.