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Slovakia Hosts its very First Special Olympics European Unified Volleyball Tournament

A group of volleyball players in red and white kits stand on and around a first-place podium wearing medals around their necks.
The first placed Special Olympics Slovakia team succeeded in securing a direct spot in the Special Olympics World Unified Volleyball Cup which will take place in Poland later this year.
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𝙉𝙤𝙫𝙞𝙚 𝙆𝙣𝙤𝙬𝙨 - Episode One: Georgia Aquarium

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In the premiere episode of Novie Knows, Novie Craven dives into adventure at Georgia Aquarium, where she meets incredible marine animals, including an octopus, beluga whales, her dolphin pals and a “seal-ebrity” guest, Floyd the harbor seal!Download the Transcript
Community Impact

Charita Boseman Leads with Kindness and Bold Passion

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As Special Olympics celebrates Black History Month, we are spotlighting some of our staff to learn about their journey with Special Olympics and share insights into what the month means to them.
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.

Lexi Scott

Lexi Scott - Rhode Island Youth Ambassador
Rhode Island

Darius Douglas

Darius Douglas - North Carolina Youth Ambassador
North Carolina (Charlotte)
Press Releases

Youth Leaders to Gather in Abu Dhabi to Promote Inclusion Around the World

Group of youth and Special Olympics representatives in a large group photo outside on the grass holding a sign that reads: #PlayUnified.
More than 150 young and adult leaders with and without intellectual disabilities from over 35 countries will come together in Abu Dhabi this March to share and develop their ideas for a more inclusive world.
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