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Special Olympics France welcomes swimming champion Alain Bernard as Ambassador

Alain Bernard stands smiling at the centre of the photo wearing a red Special Olympics t-shirt. He is surrounded by four Special Olympics France athletes in white Special Olympics t-shirts,a also smiling.
The Special Olympics family has grown a little bigger with the recent announcement that Alain Bernard has joined Special Olympics France as an Ambassador!
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Power of Unified Sports Back in Spotlight at Annual NBA Game

This year marks the 8th Annual NBA Cares Special Olympics Unified Sports® Game
Once again, the power of unity will shine on center court at the NBA Cares Special Olympics Unified Basketball Game during NBA All-Star weekend.
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AIPS support of Special Olympics brings power to sport

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For people with intellectual disabilities, the word no is often as familiar in their lives as it is unwelcome.
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Special Olympics Israel challenges national icons to #PlayUnified!

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Special Olympics Israel athletes are daring Israel’s most famous sports icons to Play Unified with them, and they’re calling on the public to help make it happen!
Community Impact

One Movement, One Connected World

Special Olympics leaders gathered together in a group photo holding a Play Unified. Learn Unified, Special Olympics banner.
Special Olympics leaders from the United States and around the world gathered in San Diego, California to plan the expansion of Unified Schools and Unified Champion Schools.
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Meet the World Games Athletes: Ruaumoko Pukepuke

Ruaumoko Pukepuke bouncing a basketball on a court.
The Special Olympics World Games Abu Dhabi 2019 will be Ruaumoko’s first-ever World Games.
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Countdown to World Games! One Month To go

Athlete lighting the eternal flame during the opening ceremony.
One month from now, the most unified World Games in the history of the Special Olympics movement kicks off in the UAE on 14 March.
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Special Olympics signs new partnership with London South Bank University

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Special Olympics Great Britain and Special Olympics Europe Eurasia recently signed an exciting new partnership with London South Bank University (LSBU), one of London’s largest and oldest universities.
Athletes

Inclusion Can Change Lives

Chutipa in a blue, red, and white team shirt playing table tennis.
A life-changing experience that reunited me with my long-lost mother.
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Nail-Biting Ending at the 2019 Special Olympics Unified NBA All-Star Game

Special Olympics basketball players huddle up during practice the day before the Unified basketball game during NBA All-Star weekend.
This year’s annual NBA Cares Special Olympics Unified basketball game during NBA All-Star weekend was full of fun, talent and excitement. Special Olympics assembled 12 international players to gather in Charlotte, NC to represent their countries, cities and a global movement of inclusion. The players were broken up into two teams of five Special Olympics athletes, with intellectual disabilities. Each team was joined by four international sport celebrities without intellectual disabilities to create a “home” and an “away” team for the Unified basketball game.
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