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Sports & Coaching

Open Water Swimming

Two athletes with yellow caps swimming in the water.
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Softball

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Snowshoeing

Snowshoe athletes on the snow racing.
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Short Track Speed Skating

Two athletes racing on a the ice.
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Roller Skating

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Triathlon

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The importance of Inclusive Health Research

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Through Project ALL STAR, a Special Olympics research and evaluation initiative, athlete co-researchers aim to improve inclusive health programming and make a difference in the lives of fellow athletes.

Athlete Leadership

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If we want a more inclusive organization and accepting world, Special Olympics athletes must be allowed to contribute in ways beyond the sports field. One of the most powerful ways we do this is through Athlete Leadership, which creates opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to develop and demonstrate their abilities in leadership roles.

Athlete Leadership

Text reads: Showing the Way; image is an illustration of three people.
If we want a more inclusive organization and accepting world, Special Olympics athletes must be allowed to contribute in ways beyond the sports field. One of the most powerful ways we do this is through Athlete Leadership, which creates opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to develop and demonstrate their abilities in leadership roles.
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