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Olympic Skater Johnny Weir Wins Big for Special Olympics on Wheel of Fortune

Johnny Weir stands on the Wheel of Fortune stage between co-contestants actors James Pickens, Jr. and Brooke Burns
13 December 2023. Two-time Olympic skater and three-time U.S. Skating Champion, Johnny Weir raised more than $65,000 on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune in a special episode that aired on ABC yesterday evening.
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Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023 Logo Unveiled

The logo has the Special Olympics logo in the middle surrounded by bright and colorful shapes including the Berlin Bear, Brandenburg Gate, Fernsehturm Tower, a heart and a circle.
Inclusive design process integrated Special Olympics athletes
Community Impact

Coaches Across the Special Olympics North America Region Recognized as Outstanding

By RJ Nealon, December 18, 2021
A Special Olympics athlete and coach sit in a golf cart and smile at the camera.
For coaches nationwide, teaching and helping develop athletes is what drives them to continue making an impact. But for those who coach Special Olympics, it’s much more than just watching athletic success.
In the News

Special Olympics Australia Athlete Tim Gould Shows Us How to be a Champion

By Lindsay Newton, December 21, 2021
Special Olympics Australia athlete, Tim Gould, jumping with racket in hand to reach the tennis ball.
The world's number one tennis player with down syndrome, Tim Gould, shows us how to be a champion.
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2021 Taught Me About Change

By Renee Manfredi, January 03, 2022
A Special Olympics athlete sits at a desk and smiles.
As I look back on 2021, I think a big lesson for me this year was about facing CHANGE and embracing my new future. If we keep looking back, we miss out on opportunities that are before us.
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Badminton Oceania sign Memorandum of Understanding with Special Olympics Asia Pacific

Female athlete on the badminton court making a run for the birdie.
Badminton Oceania and Special Olympics Asia Pacific announce three-year partnership to develop opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities across the continent.
In the News

Special Olympics Athletes & Professionals Come Together at the 2022 X Games

A snowboarder going down a slope
Twenty Special Olympics snowboarders and skiers participated in the 2022 X Games alongside professional athletes this past Friday in Aspen, Colorado.
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SHAPE America and Special Olympics Partner to Impact School Communities Through Unified Physical Education

Two boys in a gym with their arms around each other smiling.
For more than 50 years, SHAPE America—Society of Health and Physical Educators and Special Olympics have joined forces to provide inclusive physical education (PE) programs nationwide.
In the News

Marathon Swimmer Joel Matos Set for 4th Annual Brazadas por la Inclusión

Joel Matos swims laps in a pool to prepare for upcoming event.
Matos will lead the Brazadas por la Inclusión (Strokes for Inclusion) swimming event and the general public will be able to support and participate in a virtual manner.
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