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Community Impact

Graz Sparkled At Special Olympics Dance Contest

By Sarah O'Toole, March 27, 2017
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The event was sold out and packed with family, friends and fans all there to support their dancers.
Community Impact

Unified Champion Schools Spotlight: Raymond S. Kellis High School

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Raymond S. Kellis High School in Arizona is setting an example for inclusive schools all over the country through its commitment to Special Olympics Unified Sports®.
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Team Supreme—Inclusive Super Heroes Come to Life

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Special Olympics knows that being inclusive improves results in the workplace and at schools. So, how about in the world of superheroes?
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Special Olympics athletes and refugees #PlayUnified in Belgium

A man in a red football kit with his back to the camera kicks a football towards the net and a goalkeeper in yellow.
Special Olympics Belgium athletes and refugees who are living in Belgium came together to demonstrate the power of inclusion at a recent Special Olympics Unified Football Competition in Brussels.
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NFL Players Sport Special Olympics Shoes for My Cause, My Cleats 2020

Baker Mayfield cleats, the text on the cleats reads: Special Olympics (on one side) and Antrone Juice Williams on the other side.
The NFL celebrated its fifth annual My Cause, My Cleats campaign during Week 13 of the NFL season as a part of its commitment to support causes important to players. My Cause, My Cleats is a collaboration between the NFL and players that raises awareness and money for hundreds of charitable organizations of each player's choosing.
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Rhythmic Gymnastics in the Snow with Special Olympics Finland!

Five young women stand in a row on snow-covered grass next to a fence, with their arms up
Special Olympics Finland gymnasts weathered snow and ice for their latest outdoor training sessions!
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Special Olympics Calls on Governments to Commit 3% of Education Funding for Students with Intellectual Disabilities on International Day of Education

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“Unified Champion Schools are not the only path to social inclusion. But the model is tested, effective and ready to use. For the global community, always ready to talk but often slow to act, they are a way to finally get serious about a commitment to justice.”
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Special Olympics Awarded Pardes Humanitarian Prize for Recognizing Global Efforts in Advancing Inclusive Mental Health Programs

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The prestigious Pardes Humanitarian Prize was awarded to Special Olympics to recognize efforts in raising awareness about the mental health needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
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Tim Shriver and Tony Snell Speak Up for Parents of Children with Intellectual Disabilities

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The following is an excerpt from an op-ed in Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper, written by Special Olympics Chairman Tim Shriver and professional basketball player Tony Snell:
Community Impact

Digital Accessibility: How Brightspot and Special Olympics Are Changing the Game

Parker Ramsdell, Senior Vice President of People, Mission & Culture at Brightspot
On this week’s episode of the Inclusion Revolution Radio Podcast, podcast hosts Novie Craven and Josh Basile discussed Brightspot’s Special Olympics partnership with Parker Ramsdell, Brightspot Senior Vice President of People, Mission & Culture.
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