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Victoria Arlen returns to Inclusion Revolution Radio to talk about her experience at World Games Berlin 2023

accessiBe and Inclusion Revolution Radio logo and Victoria Arlen. Text reads: Season 5 Episode 10 Victoria Arlen SO Global Ambassador & ESPN Host.
Inclusion Revolution Radio podcast host, Novie Craven, and co-host, Josh Basile, from accessiBe have teamed up to release a podcast mini-series highlighting the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023.
Athletes

Special Olympics Indiana Paves the Way with Athlete Internship Program

By RJ Nealon, September 13, 2023
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Part employment opportunity, part learning experience, internships are often an integral part of a person’s career development.
Ways to Give

3 Reasons to Review Your Beneficiary Designations

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As we look ahead to the New Year, it’s a great time to tune up our plans. One often-overlooked task is updating beneficiary designations.
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Trabajando mano a mano para la inclusión: la historia de Olimpiadas Especiales El Salvador

dos chicas con camisetas rojo sentadas una al lado de la otra
A Special Olympics Unified School is built on the simple concept that playing together is a quick path to understanding and friendship.
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Special Olympics and the FIBA Foundation Sign New MOU for Inclusion

Four people standing together, two are holding a document.
Special Olympics International and the FIBA Foundation have come together to sign a new two-year MOU, Memorandum of Understanding, as they continue their individual and combined efforts to promote basketball as a tool for social development.
Athletes

Special Olympics Oklahoma Fighting Peacocks Playing for Something Larger

By RJ Nealon, September 21, 2023
Two men stand on a softball field holding a green softball jersey.
It is an overcast sky in the middle of September as the leaves break away from the trees, signaling the changing of seasons.
Community Impact

Families & Siblings Event in Ethiopia

Special Olympics Ethiopia's Families & Siblings workshop: a speaker at the front of the room speaking with an audience listening.
Special Olympics Ethiopia held its first-ever Families & Siblings workshop which attracted an overwhelming turnout of over 60 parents and siblings of people with intellectual disabilities.
In the News

National Institutes of Health Designates People with Disabilities as a Population with Health Disparities

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is putting more resources towards addressing health care disparities among people with disabilities through designation and new research program.
Community Impact

Global Partnership Between FIVB And Special Olympics International Thrives with Events in Poland and Brazil

Large group of volleyball players in front of a volleyball net for a group photo.
The Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) and Special Olympics International (SOI) have solidified their worldwide commitment to the cause of inclusion through sports with a series of events in Poland and Brazil in September and October 2023.
In the News

Special Olympics helps White House celebrate 33 years of ADA and 50 years of the Rehabilitation Act

(left to right) Special Olympics DC athlete and SOI staff member, Novie Craven, President Joe Biden and Special Olympics International (SOI) Chairman Timothy Shriver
On the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) being signed by President George Bush (1990), Special Olympics International (SOI) Chairman Timothy Shriver, and Special Olympics DC athlete and SOI staff member, Novie Craven, were present at the White House last week to celebrate the continued achievements of ADA at work in our country.
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