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Special Olympic World Games 2019: The Meaning behind the Flame of Hope

By Freddy Woehl, March 18, 2019
Since the first Torch Run at the Olympic Games in 1936, the Torch Run is one of the most important parts of the Opening Ceremony.

India's Abhishek Gogoi keeps going, despite setbacks

It was a weekend of adjustment for cyclists from Bharat, as they got accustomed to the uphill/downhill raceway of the Yas Marina track in Abu Dhabi.

Global Health Leaders Pledge to End Healthcare Disparities for People with Intellectual Disabilities

By Vikneswaran Raman, March 18, 2019
Individuals with intellectual disabilities from 20 developing countries can now hope to receive a better quality healthcare services in the next three to five years.

UAE Commits To Making Schools More Inclusive At The Global Youth Leadership Summit

The United Arab Emirates announced their pledge to implement the Unified Champion Schools program across all public schools.

Motor Activity Training Program Proves Sports are for Everyone

By Carolyn Phillips, March 19, 2019
At the 2019 World Games, 37 Motor Activity Training Program athletes showed the world that people of all levels of ability can participate and benefit from athletic programs.

USA's Brittany Wins vs. Belgium's Lies Gielis

Brittany Tagliareni has won her first game of the 2019 World Games in a hard-fought match against Belgium's Lies Gielis, daughter of late European football legend Marc Gielis.

An Athlete's Perspective on World Down Syndrome Day

By Special Olympic athlete, Chaica Al Qassimi, a Technical Officer, Judo, Special Olympics UAE team.

On World DS Day: Celebrating Athletes with Down Syndrome—Who Prove Their Power, Ability Through Sports

People with intellectual disabilities (ID) are accomplishing more than anyone ever thought possible, as Special Olympics athletes prove every day around the world.

Renee Manfredi: A Messenger with a Mission

Renee Manfredi is a leader, athlete, singer and master of four languages who just happens to have autism.

Anytime Fitness Announces Global Partnership with Special Olympics

Nearly 5,000 Gyms Worldwide will Coach, Train and Support Special Olympics Athletes