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Unified Is a Life Skill

Through inclusion, young people around the world are learning how celebrating ALL abilities makes the world a better place for everyone. As you'll see, we are better...together.

Grace & Matthew

"There's just something about unified..." Unified Sports is just one way we are bringing our communities together, but it can't end there! Sign the Inclusion Pledge and be part of this joyful revolution!

Brighton High School Rally

Brighton High School Rally

Karen and Violet

When Karen’s daughter, Violet, was born with an intellectual disability she didn’t know what to expect. Today, Karen is leading the charge to bring inclusive sport and play to children and their families through the Special Olympics Young Athletes program. Follow Karen and Violet as they open a bright new world of possibility for children of all abilities!

Play, Live, Learn Unified

Unified isn't just fun—it's awesome fun! Be part of an inclusive world that brings together people of ALL abilities.

Building Friendships, One Game at a Time

By playing together, we quickly build bridges to acceptance and understanding. This is how we are building a more welcoming world—for all!

The Inclusion Manifesto … Goes to School

Young people around the world are teaming up and raising their voices for a more inclusive world. Take the Inclusion Pledge. Why? Because we are better together!

Kenmore Middle School

Kenmore Middle School was recognized on April 12th, as a top-five Special Olympics Unified Champion School, becoming the first middle school to receive the honor for embracing togetherness.

Diego Movie Magic

Desperate Housewives star Max Carver and Warren High School's Diego Salazar break down some lines from some of the biggest hit movies.