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Developing Changemakers for Inclusion: Special Olympics Thailand’s Story

By Brendan Scully, August 09, 2022
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Special Olympics Thailand partners with Youth Leaders from a local university to create learning tools for students with intellectual disabilities.
Press Releases

Succeeding On the Front Lines of Health Equity

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Special Olympics Celebrates The 2022 Global Golisano Health Leadership Award Recipients • A clarion call for greater support from governments, philanthropies, and the private sector for people with intellectual disabilities who are being marginalized in society
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Coach Webinar Series 2022

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The 2022 Coach Webinar Series is ready for action! Registration is now open to participate in the Coach Webinar Series, to hear from athletes, athlete leaders, and coaching experts from all over the world.
Athletes

Stingers Family Values: Sportsmanship Turns to Success

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The Lasalle-Windsor Stingers dugout was filled with raucous energy as the lanky Matthew Cormier made his way to the batter’s box. His teammates cheered, clapped, and stomped to encourage Cormier as he prepared for his turn at bat. Chants of "let's go Matt!" filled the air. It had the atmosphere of a tightly contested game where everything was on the line.
In the News

Special Olympics Collaborates with the White House in a New Push to Cut Hunger and Improve Diets

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On September 28, the Biden-Harris Administration hosted the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, and released a National Strategy with actions the federal government will take to drive solutions to these challenges.
In the News

2022 Coach Webinar Series Presented by Gallagher Webinar 2 Recap

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Recap of the second webinar of the 2022 Coach Webinar Series presented by Gallagher.
Athletes

Frank Siembab Lights Up Talking About Work and Special Olympics

By RJ Nealon, October 12, 2022
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Frank Siembab has a bubbly and outgoing personality. Whether it’s leading a crowd in a rousing rendition of ‘God Bless America’ at a Hall of Fame induction ceremony or connecting with his co-workers, the Special Olympics Rhode Island athlete is known for lighting up the room.
Press Releases

The Daily Mile and Special Olympics Partner to Promote Year-Round Inclusive Physical Activity

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The partnership allows The Daily Mile and Special Olympics to collaborate to offer trainings and share resources that promote physical activity, social and emotional learning, and health promotion year-round.
Athletes

Preparation & Passion: Jana Kennedy’s Recipe for Meaningful Employment

By RJ Nealon, November 01, 2022
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Jana Kennedy’s passion for working in the prep kitchen stems from her relationship with her grandma.
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