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Stories

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These global stories are about the power of Special Olympics to inspire hope, confidence and courage. Special Olympics changes the lives of our athletes with intellectual disabilities but also our coaches, families, volunteers and others who have the opportunity to take part.

"World of Neglect" -- Narrated by Julianne Moore

This haunting video offers a glimpse into how the world treats children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Football Leaders Gather in Antwerp for 2016 SOEE Football Conference

The 2016 Special Olympics Europe Eurasia Football Coordinators’ Meeting took place in Antwerp March 11-12.
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Changing the World through Sports

Special Olympics transforms lives every day, everywhere.

What does it Mean to Play Unified

In the spring of 2014, I (Logan Beyer) took the court for my first Unified basketball practice through the Duke University Special Olympics.
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Meet Abel

Meet Abel, a star basketball player who got even better after he started playing Unified Sports.

How Lani De Mello Defied a Doctor's Predictions

"She’s never going to achieve anything." That's what Lani's mom was told by a doctor. Watch to learn how Lani proved him (very) wrong.

Meet Ankush: From Outcast to Role Model

Golf helps Ankush practice concentration and gain respect—in India, a country where his disabilities had previously brought stigma.

Thank You!

Hear it straight from our athletes: Thanks for all that you do!

Gymnastics Chose Me

Alyssa Sims says Special Olympics helped her learn to, "not think of myself as having a disability." Hear her triumphant story.

Come Out and Play Unified

Watch as Olympians like Michelle Kwan talk about playing on teams that unite athletes with and without intellectual disabilities.