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Community Impact

A Refugee Camp Paves the Way for Inclusion: Special Olympics Tanzania’s Story

By Brendan Scully, August 08, 2022
A group of people standing outside with Play Unified Learn Unified signage displaying sports equipment.
Members of a refugee camp share how Unified Schools have benefited the lives of people of all abilities in their community.
Athletes

For Special Olympics Jamaica Unified Cup Athlete and Coach, Inclusion is More Than a Nice Word

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Meet Special Olympics Jamaica athlete Geovannie Britton who is taking part in the Unified Cup 2022.
Blog

My USA Games Experience

By Daniel "Dan" Smrokowski , August 11, 2022
A group of four people pose for a photo in front of a large stadium.
My time at the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games was a magical and impactful experience. My role as a Sargent Shriver International Global Messenger (SSIGM) was as an honored guest. During my time at USA Games in Orlando, Florida, I had an audible part in the Opening Ceremony, co-led an introduction to Unified Leadership training, and had fun at Disney’s Animal and Magic Kingdoms, just to name a few of my most memorable USA Games moments.
Athletes

Stories from the Unified Cup 2022

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Unified Storytellers are capturing the sights and sounds of the Cup, from fans in the stands, to those on the field.
Community Impact

Celebrating Inclusion in the Community: Special Olympics El Salvador’s Story 

By Brendan Scully, August 10, 2022
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Special Olympics El Salvador spreads awareness through inclusion-themed festivals that are open to the public.
In the News

Celebrity Match at Special Olympics Unified Cup 2022

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The Special Olympics Unified Cup 2022 Celebrity Match kicked off before the women’s and men’s Division 1 Finals today at Keyworth Stadium in Detroit, Michigan.
Press Releases

Special Olympics Unified Cup Trophy Awarded Following Championship and Celebrity Football Matches

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Global event from July 31– August 6 celebrated the joy of sport and the power of inclusion
In the News

CBS Sports Radio Interviews Special Olympics Chief Health Officer about the Benefits of Sports for All

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CBS Sports Radio host, JR Jackson spoke to Dr. Alicia Bazzano, Special Olympics Chief Health Officer about the benefits of sports, fitness and movement for people of all ages and abilities.
Community Impact

Planting Seeds of Inclusion: Special Olympics Pakistan’s Story

By Brendan Scully, August 18, 2022
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Special Olympics Pakistan celebrates a new community partnership by participating in a tree plantation drive.
Athletes

Beth Meyer Finds Joy in Achieving Long-Time Dream of Competing at USA Games

By RJ Nealon, August 27, 2022
A Special Olympics athlete stands outside her group home with all of her medals and ribbons on display.
It was a full-circle moment for Beth Meyer. The swimmer has competed for Special Olympics Ohio since 1990 but had never participated in the USA Games, the organization’s biggest domestic competition. But 2022 happened to be her year.
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