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Community Impact

Malta is Leading the Way in Unified Sports Development

Group photo of five individuals: Special Olympics Malta Leader Gilmour Borg, Special Olympics Malta President Lydia Abela, SOEE President David Evangelista, Malta’s Honorable Minister of Education and Sport Dr. Clifton Grima, and Special Olympics Chief Global Government Relations Shawn Ferguson.
National Government of Malta Joins Global Coalition for Inclusion with major commitment to Special Olympics programming
Athletes

EsmeeAnne Becomes First Special Olympics Athlete from Europe to Complete a 70.3 IRONMAN

By Walter Tempelman, September 18, 2024
A woman smiles at the camera pointing up at a finish line mark.
On 1 September 2024, Special Olympics Netherlands athlete EsmeeAnne de Meulmeester ran, swam and cycled her heart out to complete a half IRONMAN in Duisburg, Germany.
Press Releases

Special Olympics, Inc. Resolves Dispute with Special Children's Charities

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Special Olympics, Inc. and Special Children's Charities have resolved their dispute regarding Special Children's Charities' use of the name, "Special Olympics Chicago," and reached a confidential settlement agreement in the United States District Court lawsuit.
In the News

Xbox Celebrates Accessibility in Gaming with New Adaptive Joystick and Continued Support for Special Olympics

three young adults standing next to one another
The following is an excerpt from Microsoft’s Xbox Wire titled, “Xbox Celebrates Accessibility in Gaming with New Adaptive Joystick and Continued Support for Special Olympics.”
Community Impact

Faces of Inclusion: A Mother of Three Special Olympics Athletes

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Gissela is a devoted mother of three daughters with intellectual disabilities. Follow her story of balancing her role as their caregiver, coach, and provider.
In the News

Special Olympics and Refugees: Bridging Communities Through Sports

Two players shake hands and smile after a football match with athletes in the background.
The Special Olympics' "Unified with Refugees" initiative is breaking down barriers and fostering connections between Special Olympics athletes and refugee communities across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Inclusive Health

Health Messengers

Six people standing in a circle with their arms around one another looking down as the photographer is looking up taking a photo of them.
The only way to end exclusion is to have people who face these challenges daily help create the solution.
In the News

Special Olympics European Football Conference 2024: Building an Inclusive Football Community

A group of eight men and women stand together in front of a large screen smiling to the camera with a man and a woman at the centre holding a glass plaque in presentation box.
From 20 to 21 November, the 16th Special Olympics Europe and Eurasia (SOEE) Football Conference took place in Brdo, Slovenia, bringing together 42 representatives from 26 countries.
In the News

Celebrating Inclusive Health Across the MENA Region

A group of 21 people pose for a photo situated between two black tables and in front of three red and while Special Olympics Health banners. There are two rows of people, with the front row sitting and the back row standing. In the middle of the front row, two women hold a sign reading “#InclusiveHealth.”
Leadership from Special Olympics International and the Golisano Foundation spent the week of November 4th in the MENA Region witnessing the impact of local health programs in action!
Inclusive Health

Health Messengers

Six people standing in a circle with their arms around one another looking down as the photographer is looking up taking a photo of them.
The only way to end exclusion is to have people who face these challenges daily help create the solution.
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