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For Noah

Listen to Noah's story and please pledge!

Sarah Marince Helps Spread the Word

Check out this great video of singer/songwriter Sarah Marince and her brother Michael talking about the hurtful effects of the word "retard(ed)" and why you should take the pledge to stop saying the R-word and promote the inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities.

Dedicated to Kevin

One family's story about why they want you to end the R-word and pledge respect!

For Matthew

When saying the R-word: What we mean is that he is as stupid as someone who is mentally handicapped, and we mean that in the most derogatory sense.

For Max

From LoveThatMax's YouTube channel: I created this video in honor of my son, Max, a kid with special needs who kicks butt—and who deserves your respect. Find out more at http://www.LoveThatMax.com

For Mount Hood Kiwanis Camp

Inspired by her experience as a counselor at Mount Hood Kiwanis Camp, YouTuber DarthRike, aka Sarah McNeil, pays tribute to all of her friends who have impacted her life for the better. Terrific video!

For Russell

YouTube user RayMay52 posted this powerful video to her channel in support of her brother. Here is the video information as displayed on the channel: For Russell. And yes, I'm aware I spell retarded wrong.

Immersive Video Experience Comes To World Games

Leading up to the games, the three-part docuseries will be released on Youtube and Facebook in February (release dates are 14 Feb, 28 Feb & 7 March).

Brittany Tagliareni

Brittany didn't say her first word until she was 6; but these days, she communicates power and assurance—through sports.

Innovative Video Production to Create A More Interactive World Games Experience

Special Olympics has partnered with the digital creative studio, CreatorUp to create video content to support the “Meet the Determined” campaign to promote the 2019 World Games in Abu Dhabi.