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Six Majors, One Message: More Than a Marathon

Special Olympics New Hampshire athlete Thomas Cantara
In this episode, Novie Craven sits down with Thomas Cantara, a Special Olympics New Hampshire athlete who has completed all six World Marathon Majors—Boston, Berlin, Chicago, London, New York City and Tokyo.
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Nashville Selected as Host of 2034 Special Olympics USA Games

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[Nashville, TN, USA – 29 October 2025] Nashville will proudly serve as the host city for the 2034 Special Olympics USA Games. The bid committee and Special Olympics North America announced the selection and signed a letter of agreement during a ceremony at Bridgestone Arena.
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Kay Center Provides Employment and Sport Opportunities to People with Intellectual Disabilities

By RJ Nealon, October 31, 2025
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A lifelong sports fan, Todd Youngblood came to the Kay Community Service Center, a day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) located in Fort Valley, Georgia, in 1995 and was immediately put to work.
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A Father-Son Team Teeing Up for USA Games

Unified Partners medaling at Special Olympics event.
For Jacob Murasko, few things beat a sunny day on the golf course with his dad, Paul, by his side. Golf isn’t just their shared hobby, it’s their connection, their laughter, their way of showing up for each other. And now, that connection is taking them somewhere incredible: the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, where they’ll compete together as Unified partners.
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Lighting the Way Series, Part 3: A Family’s Journey with Special Olympics

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Claudia Peña’s journey with Special Olympics began through her daughter, Paola, but quickly became a shared family experience, one where her family not only found community, but a deeper understanding of inclusion and resilience.
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Champions of Inclusive Public Health: Special Olympics at APHA 2025

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Members of the Special Olympics Health team attended and presented at the American Public Health Association’s Annual Meeting 2025 in Washington, D.C., sharing updates and news about our ongoing Health work.
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Over 100 Sports Experts Convene in Cyprus for the Special Olympics Europe Eurasia Sports Conference 2025

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The "Between the Games" Sports Conference focused on leveraging the Special Olympics World Games to further Sports Development for Athletes with Intellectual Disabilities in Europe and Eurasia.
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WTA legends leave lasting impression at year-end Finals in Riyadh

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Vania King, Alicia Molik, Jessica Pegula, Gabriela Dabrowski, Erin Routliffe, Iga Swiatek and Garcia joined Judy Murray to help stage the Special Olympics clinic on behalf of the WTA Foundation.
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Special Olympics Celebrates Unity, Courage, and Friendship with European Basketball Week 2025

By Victoria Pollitt , November 25, 2025
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More than 25,000 players from over 35 countries will compete across 250 events between 25 November and 3 December.
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