Ayman Wahab and Sherif El Fouly of Special Olympics Middle East North Africa (MENA) join host Novie Craven for another exciting episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio.

For the past five years Simran Sahni, a Youth Leader from Special Olympics Bharat, has been on the front lines of the inclusion revolution.

This month, we reflect on the stories shared from the past 10 months of interviews.

As a child, Marie Powell's parents always encouraged her parents to participate in sports.

Miss America 2022 Emma Broyles boasts quite the resume and continues to set a new standard for what it means to wear the crown.

A Unified School in Mongolia brings together students with and without intellectual disabilities to work on their communication skills.

Allison Wonch has always loved sports. She grew up with many siblings in a house where the focus was sports, particularly basketball. “I kept busy playing sports growing up, and I translated that into working with youth and sports camps. That led me to adapted physical education, which led me to Special Olympics,” Wonch says.

Earth Day tips from Special Olympics New Jersey athletes and staff are great ideas for competitors, fans, event organizers and world citizens of all types to make small changes that can have a big impact!

The organization, which combined both of her passions, piqued her interest, and she knew right away that it would be a great opportunity for her.

A principal in Jamaica shares his plan to make schools more inclusive to students of all abilities.

As we continue to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Special Olympics and NCAA Division III partnership, it can be said that the bond between the two organizations formed well over a decade ago.

WWE Superstar and Champion Ambassador Drew McIntyre joins the Inclusion Revolution Radio podcast.