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Community Impact

Malachie: From Chains to 2019 World Games

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From chained in a refugee camp to freedom on the playing field, Malaki is ready to show the world his talents and gifts
Community Impact

Changing Society by Changing Attitudes

NBA Cares Special Olympics Unified Basketball Game
When society underestimates the capabilities of people with intellectual disabilities, opportunities are lost. We're working to change those minds.
Community Impact

Health Focus: Welcome to Slovenia’s Inclusive Summer Health Camp!

By Aoife O'Grady, August 16, 2018
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A holistic approach to healthy eating, movement, positive self-image and strengthening social interactions was the main emphasis of the recent Inclusive Summer Health Camp in Rogla, Slovenia.
Blog

Special Olympics Youth of the Week: Jacob Baker and Jim Kinnard

Jacob Baker and Jim Kinnard, Unified pair from Special Olympics Idaho
Jacob Baker and Jim Kinnard are a Special Olympics Unified pair from Idaho. In July, Jacob and Jim attended the 2018 USA Games in Seattle to participate in the Youth Leadership Experience (YLE). They were chosen for the YLE because of their leadership skills and passion for inclusion. Afterward, they wrote about their experience.
Athletes

Michelle Obama and Jamaal Charles join Special Olympics athletes at 2015 World Games Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony, 2015 World Summer Games
In 2015, 6,500 athletes that represented 165 countries gathered in Los Angeles for the Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games.
Partners of the Movement

Verizon

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Verizon is proud to support Special Olympics’ Inclusion Revolution and the Game Changers broadcast special, a series of stories that showcases the perseverance, positivity and bravery of Special Olympics athletes and the dedication of coaches, volunteers and supporters. Each inspiring story highlights the power of inclusion and calls on audiences to #ChoosetoInclude. Through its Humanability campaign, Verizon aims to empower people with the ability to do more in this world. Humanbility focuses on using technology to bring people together and create greater efficiences. Verizon's technology helps to transform ground-breaking ideas into reality including helping people do more in schools, in the workplace and in communities around the world.
In the News

Behind the Scenes with La Casa de Carlota

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The production team had this to say about working on the Casa Carlota piece, “Everyone at La Casa de Carlota was warm and friendly and seemed to truly enjoy working there.
In the News

European Football Week 2018

Footballers form the Special Olympics Italia team standing in a circle looking down at the camera and the camera shooting the photo looking up; the sky is in the background.
Supported by UEFA Respect, MetLife, national football federations and professional clubs, European Football Week (EFW) is a highlight in the Special Olympics calendar. From 19 to 27 May 2018, 45,000 participants across 50 countries took part in 450 events.
In the News

European Basketball Week 2017

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2017 marks the 14th edition of one of Europe’s biggest basketball events, which aims to deliver unity through sport.
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