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Lesson 6: Becoming a Changemaker like Eunice Kennedy Shriver

Learn how certain social skills can help you become a change maker like Eunice Kennedy Shriver. Read through the questions and think about each question or talk about them in a group.

Lesson 4: Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Core values, Lower Level

Learn about Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s core values and how it shaped the Special Olympics mission.

Lesson 5: You Belong in the Game

In the 1950’s and 1960’s people with ID were not included. Their strengths were ignored. They were excluded from sports and left out of camps. People thought they did not belong because they learned, looked, and moved differently. Learn how the inclusion revolution has taken shape over the last few decades.

Lesson 3: Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Core values, Upper Level

Learn about Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s core values and how it shaped the Special Olympics mission.

Lesson 2: Special Olympics: An Empowering Timeline

Many people have things they care about. These passions lead to setting goals. When someone feels motivated to take control and reach a goal they are empowered.

Lesson 1: A Message of Hope, A Message of Victory

Eunice Kennedy Shriver gave the Charge to the Athletes at the Opening Ceremonies of the International Summer Special Olympics Games in South Bend, Indiana on August, 2, 1987.

Read and watch Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s “Charge to the Athletes”. Then take the quiz below!