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Sebastiaan Van Luijn: From Childhood Bullying to Competing at Turin 2025

Sebastiaan’s journey shows the power of perseverance and community support.

Skiing "Is My Favorite Exercise!"—Alexandrea Trains for World Winter Games

Alexandrea Rutledge has been working out "a lot" ahead of Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025. She's been a Special Olympics athlete for more than 12 years, and this will be her first international competition.

Be a Fan of Floorball Athlete Fan Xinwei

Fan Xinwei is a teenage athlete who's already an experienced Special Olympics floorball player. In fact, he's been playing floorball since 2016.

R-Word Use: A Letter to Elon Musk

Tim Shriver urges influential leaders to join the fight for dignity, acceptance, and inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities.

How to Talk to Your Friends About the R-Word: A Guide for Students and Parents

From political figures using it in public to major blockbusters sneaking it into the mainstream, the R-word is being used at an alarming frequency.

Dialogue Scenario 2: Collecting R-word Pledges at an Event

Use this dialogue guide and tips to help you successfully articulate why the R-word is hurtful and harmful in everyday speech.

Be a Leader & Share Your Success at Ending the R-Word

We want to hear stories of how you are creating a more inclusive world to inspire and teach others how to change their communities.

How to Walk Away and Still do Good

Sometimes it simply may be best to walk away from a situation, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still do good after walking away. Learn how.

Frequently Asked Questions about the R-Word

Learn more about our campaign and the power of inclusive language.

Inclusive Language Legislation

To create communities of respect where all people are valued, it is important to change the language of our laws at the state and Federal levels.