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Congratulations to the Unified Generation

NFL star Eddie Yarbrough learned the importance of including people with intellectual disabilities in his high school; now he's making sure they are recognized as they graduate...and start to build an inclusive world!

Kicking

Video that includes activities, like Penalty Kick and Cone Dribble, that teach children how to kick a ball with their feet. Gifs demonstrating Kicking Skills (ZIP):Arabic • Chinese • English • French • Russian • Spanish

Throwing

Video that includes activities, like Train Tunnel and Target Practice, that focus on grip, release, aim and other important skills in throwing. Gifs demonstrating Throwing Skills (ZIP):Arabic • Chinese • English • French • Russian • Spanish

This is Tajha's Moment

Tajha looking up and out of the window, text reads, "This is Tajha's Moment"
The United States has been a global leader in creating a more inclusive world through their support from the U.S. Office of Special Education Programs and the U.S. Department of Education.

What Does Inclusion Look Like?

“Inclusion teaches everyone love and kindness and empathy.” Join us—and make the world a better place!

Leader to Leader

Special Olympics athlete leader Bobby Jones, who works at Special Olympics headquarters, asks CEO Mary Davis a few questions about the importance of inclusion in the workplace.

Why Inclusive Health?

People with intellectual disabilities are among the most medically underserved in the world today. Their exclusion from mainstream health systems is creating serious health disparities. Join Special Olympics in achieving inclusive health for all!

"Inclusion Can Never Be a Bad Thing"

No one expected Deran’s inspirational role model to be someone with intellectual disabilities,especially Deran. See how he’s become a force for inclusion!

Join in a Virtual Workout

Join in a Virtual Workout
Join Special Olympics by participating in a virtual workout hosted by a Special Olympics athlete Eric Massey in the video below -- and check out additional resources to see how we are helping to ensure our athletes and others remain fit while at home.

How to Adapt a Toothbrush

Regardless of ability, everyone can brush their teeth. This video walks through guidance for household adaptive measures and assistive tools.