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In the News

Special Olympics Denmark Idrætsfestival 2024 Ignites Change

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From May 24 – 26, the picturesque town of Frederikshavn in northern Denmark staged the biggest multisport event for athletes with intellectual disabilities in the Nordic region.
Athletes

Transformative Power of Believing in one's Potential: A Coach and Athlete’s Bond

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Ahmed El Farji has taken on the role of coach with Special Olympics Morocco tennis player Hajar Cherif Lamrani, guiding her with dedication and expertise.
Athletes

My Journey with Special Olympics – Zhichen’s Story

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An athlete in Chinese Taipei shares how Special Olympics changed his life.
In the News

Raising the Profile of Disability Inclusion at the 77th World Health Assembly

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Every year, representatives from Ministries of Health around the world gather in Geneva, Switzerland for the World Health Assembly (WHA)—the decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO).
Press Releases

Special Olympics and Topgolf to Partner in New Inclusive Fundraiser on September 27

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Golf fans of all abilities can register now for the Unified Fore Joy ProAm
Athletes

Samantha Rodriguez: Logging Miles & Leading the Way

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To many, running is a solitary sport. One person, one route, one goal. But for Samantha Rodriguez, running has always been more than that. It’s been a way to connect, form a community, and create opportunities for those around her.
Athletes

Cyclists Set New Guinness World Record Titles in RideLondon-Essex100

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Following Lloyd Martin’s incredible achievements at last month’s TCS London Marathon, Special Olympics Surrey Cycling Club cyclists, Tom Kelsall and Hannah Kemp, have set new Guinness World Records titles by completing the Ford RideLondon-Essex100.
Community Impact

Empowering Global Youth: The Stevens Initiative and Special Olympics Partnership

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Stevens Initiative and Special Olympics have joined forces to expand cross-cultural learning experiences for young people worldwide. Leveraging the Stevens Initiative's expertise in virtual exchange and Special Olympics' global network, this partnership aims to empower young leaders, with and without intellectual disabilities, to drive the inclusion movement in the digital age.
Athletes

Special Olympics Jordan Athlete Leader Abdullah’s Mission of Inclusion

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Abdullah Al Nahas was born in December 2000, and he impacted many lives with his warmth and friendliness, leaving an extraordinary mark on all those around him.
Healthy Start

Understanding My Child’s Future

Individuals with developmental delay (DD) and intellectual disability (ID) can lead fulfilling lives. With the right preparation, many individuals with ID can attend school, live independently, work in their communities, and show us their unique perspective and experience of the world.
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