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In every corner of the earth, Special Olympics is changing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities. These stories come from all around the world.Our revolution starts with you. Upload your video, photos and story to add your voice to the unified generation.
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Before he was an All-Star center for the NBA’s Detroit Pistons, Andre Drummond faced bullying and rejection as a child.3:48
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Special Olympics Healthy Communities promoting awareness.1 Min Read
For Bank of America, inclusion in the workplace starts with actively recruiting a diverse workforce.Hello, my name is Ben Collins, and here is my story.3 Min Read
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About UsThrough the power of sports, people with intellectual disabilities discover new strengths and abilities, skills and success. Our athletes inspire people in their communities and elsewhere to open their hearts to a wider world of human talents and potential.Stay In TouchSee inspiring stories, photos and videos in our Special Olympics monthly newsletter.
SO athlete Daniel Smrokowski, Chicago Cubs Kyle Hendricks and his wife Emma Hendricks shared their motivations and daily routines.4 Min Read
The Special Olympics Tennis gold medalist Dionte Foster, from St. Kitts and Nevis tried out his new prosthetic leg for the first time in Louisville, Kentucky.1 Min Read
How important is it to get a second opinion? Ask any of the over 1.7 million athletes screened by the Special Olympics Health Program.6 Min Read
Legendary Brazilian footballer Marcos Evangelista de Morais—known as Cafu—has today signed up as a Special Olympics Global Ambassador.5 Min Read
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