Europe/Eurasia

On this week’s episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio, podcast host Novie Craven spoke with Special Olympics Great Britain athlete, Matthew Brough, about his success around the sport of tennis as both an athlete and as a coach.

Competing against the best players in the world on one of the most iconic tennis courts was a major highlight for a group of Special Olympics tennis players selected to compete at the Players with Intellectual Impairments Championship at the recent Australian Open.

Unified partners recount how they started playing with their teams and the friendships they formed along the way.

“We’re dreaming big and trying to act big”

Albania’s multi-talent does not need to choose between scoring three-pointers and playing Vivaldi. She embraces and excels in both equally.

At the Australian Open 2024, players of differing abilities will soon take to the courts to compete at the second edition of the Players with Intellectual Impairments (PWII) Championship.

EU-supported video series dives into life-changing experiences of Special Olympics athletes at the World Games 2023

Six individuals to represent Special Olympics Europe Eurasia athletes from 2024 to 2027

Rarity Life Magazine features athlete leader Kiera Byland in a photo spread and in depth article.

Athletes, Unified partners, coaches and families from four countries came together at the flagship regional tournament in Tirana, Albania to spread the message that “everybody is important.”