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Family Health Forums

Family Health Forums provide a space for the families and caregivers of people with intellectual disabilities to engage with health professionals, community leaders and social service providers.

Healthy Athletes

In 1997, Special Olympics Healthy Athletes began offering free health screenings and education to Special Olympics athletes in a welcoming, fun environment.

Lighting the Way Series, Part 5: One Father's Journey and a Decade of Transformation

Families—parents, caregivers, siblings, and other supporters—play a major role in the Special Olympics movement.

On the Break: Namibia’s Moses Fredericks Makes His Mark

By Karini Viranna , December 10, 2025
The pace was relentless, the shot clock unforgiving. Namibia’s Day 1 matchup against Germany revealed the intensity of 3x3 Basketball.

Hiawatha Davis

Be Yourself. You Are Somebody.

Charlie Wilson

“I’m My Own Person”

Claire Brendza

It’s a bad word.

Inclusion Revolution Radio Takes on MetLife Stadium

By RJ Nealon, January 20, 2026
Instead of being in a studio and behind a microphone, we’re on the ground at MetLife Stadium for the Unified Flag Football Championships presented by Special Olympics New York and the New York Jets.

Dylan Sendgraff: Champion of Inclusion at Special Olympics Nebraska

By Haley Waggoner, January 21, 2026
Dylan Sendgraff isn’t just a coach or a mentor; he’s a driving force behind inclusion at Special Olympics Nebraska.

Special Olympics Chairman Declares 2026 the Year of the Teacher: Teaching Inclusion in a Divided World

[Washington, DC, USA - 22 January 2026] Special Olympics has issued a powerful global call to action, warning that the world is facing a critical shortage of teachers that threatens the future of millions of students, most critically, learners with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).