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Youth Leadership in Africa is Making News

From Regional summits to global platforms, young Special Olympics leaders are not waiting for change; they are leading it.

Tajha & Loretta

When Tajha heard Loretta Claiborne's story, her whole world changed & she found a renewed purpose in her life. Today, Tajha is leading the #InclusionRevolution in her community!

Milton Rosen, la roca de La Roca

Milton Rosen, atleta de Olimpiadas Especiales, formó un estrecho lazo con Dwayne "La Roca" Johnson durante su infancia.

Loretta Claiborne

Loretta Claiborne pasó de no poder comunicarse verbalmente a ser la voz del movimiento de Olimpiadas Especiales.

When the Ref Make The Rules: Meet Jimmy

Growing up, the schools and even some family members treated Jimmy as if he were cursed. As a referee, he is an authority figure and asset.

1997 Games: Look How Far You've Come

Mrs. Shriver welcomes the games to the "spirited, magnificent land of Canada," the host country of the 1997 World Winter Games, where some athletes competed at world-class levels.

2003 Games: The Power of Love to Change the World

In Ireland, Eunice reminds us of the punishing neglect that faces "the world's most innocent victims" and the path to dignity that Special Olympics provides.

Young Athletes Leading Way to Better Health Together: Fahsai's Story

From a young age, feeling included has helped Special Olympics athletes like Fahsai gain confidence, skills & better health through sports. They are demonstrating how we can all achieve more when we are ALL included. #ChooseToInclude and sign the Inclusion Pledge @WeChallengeYou.org.

In Her Own Words: Opportunity, 40 Years On

In the days before Special Olympics, children with intellectual disabilities in the United States were systematically excluded, Eunice says. Today, things are better though challenges remain.

Alvaro’s Story – Athletes in Leadership Positions

Alvaro Brochero is a Special Olympics Athlete from Venezuela. He is a football coach, an advisor and an Athlete Leader.