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Students of Warren High School Celebrated for Their Unified Efforts

School representatives and unified teams standing by a national unified champion school banner.
Warren High school in Downey, California was recognized on February 12th as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School by meeting 10 standards of excellence that fall in four pillars: Special Olympics Unified Sports, Inclusive Youth Leadership, Whole School Engagement, and Program Sustainability.
In the News

A special role for ‘Play Unified. Learn Unified.’ at SNFestival

A group of people run towards the camera and across a finish line holding banners and waving their arms in the air.
Special Olympics athletes were honoured to play an important role in the recent Summer Nostos Festival (SNFestival)—a multifaceted international arts, sports and education festival organised every June by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation in Athens, Greece.
Press Releases

MLS WORKS and ESPN’s 6th Annual Special Olympics Unified Sports® All-Star Soccer Match

Unified Sport Football (America Soccer) teams on the pitch for a group photo.
Unified Partners to compete in East vs. West All-Star match at ESPN Wide World of Sports as part of MLS All-Star week festivities.
Community Impact

Max Visits Special Olympics Southern California

Max Cerver and Greg Kozlowski in an office. Greg is pointing at something off camera.
Teen Wolf star Max Carver visits Special Olympics athletes and employees in Southern California headquarters Long Beach, California.
In the News

Golisano Foundation support helps expand health programming in Kenya

By Mercy Mbone, August 15, 2019
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Ann Costello, Executive Director of the Foundation Visits Kenya for the first time and meets with athletes and teachers
In the News

Sidelined and Stigmatized: How Special Olympics Kenya is helping parents of children with intellectual disabilities

By Mercy Mbone, August 20, 2019
Zadock Mavinda, a 16-year old, sits in his house during the Golisano Foundation's visit.
"Among one hundred women, only one woman will accept to take care of a child that is not hers and has intellectual disabilities..."
Athletes

Changing the World One Crosswalk at a Time

Ben Collins and Anthony Dinkins stand at crosswalk.
This winter, Benjamin Collins noticed something troubling on his way to work. The Special Olympics athlete and Operations Specialist at the organization’s headquarters couldn’t hear the countdown beeps and verbal cues at the crosswalks on L Streets between 18th and 19th in Washington, D.C.
Athletes

Finding My Voice in the World We Share

By Haseeb Abbasi, September 23, 2019
Haseeb Abbasi
Give us the confidence to not just survive but thrive in life.
Athletes

Leaders with a Difference

By Benjamin "Ben" Haack, October 02, 2019
Ben Haack speaks with a microphone.
My life has come full circle. So many of the challenges I used to have, I have overcome.
Athletes

Yes, I Can

By Shrey Kadian, October 10, 2019
Shrey Kadian puts his fist in the air while in the middle of a crowd.
I did not speak until I was 7. According to my parents, I spoke only a few words when I was a toddler; but after that, I just stopped talking.
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