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This past week, the Special Olympics World Games took place in Berlin coinciding with the WTA’s bett1open presented by ecotrans Group.

Special Olympics Florida athlete and actress Anna Sargent debuts her acting talents in the film Take Me Home, written and directed by Anna’s sister Liz Sargent, at the Sundance Film Festival as it hits the big screen for the first time.

Clari Lehmkuhl is a longtime trailblazer for inclusion, starting in grade school.

The following is an excerpt from an article titled, “SPECIAL OLYMPICS – She is a mega star in the USA” published in BILD newspaper profiling Loretta Claiborne:

Loretta Claiborne receives USA TODAY's Woman of the Year award alongside other notables such as Michelle Obama.

Siblings of Special Olympics athletes speak passionately about inclusion.

Professional tennis player Li Na inspires Special Olympics athletes at Macau Tennis Academy.

The world's number one tennis player with down syndrome, Tim Gould, shows us how to be a champion.

International Tennis Federation and Special Olympics have teamed up again to create a second online course on the ITF Academy.

Justin and Caraline met through Special Olympics New York Coach Brian Tenety’s Unified basketball team in high school. Today, they carry on his legacy of inclusion as teammates and friends—on and off the court.