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Special Olympics has competitions, programs and initiatives all around the world, every day of the year. Here's a look at what it's all about.
Khadija is a role model, health volunteer and public speaker from Senegal. She’s also a Special Olympics athlete who has competed in both the 2011 World Games in Athens and the 2015 World Games in Los Angeles.
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Brittany didn't say her first word until she was 6; but these days, she communicates power and assurance—through sports.
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In March 2019, our Global Youth Leadership Summit will bring together unified young leaders of the Special Olympics movement to mold a new world.
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For Bree Bogucki, growing up was anything but easy. She grew up isolated, locking herself in her room. At nine-years-old, Bree was introduced to sports and her life was changed forever.
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Rabah Kino of Lebanon is a multisport Special Olympics athlete who shatters expectations about people with intellectual disabilities, every single day. These days, he's competing in summer sports at the 2018 Middle East/North Africa Games in Abu Dhabi. But he got his start as a Special Olympics champion in winter sports—as this joyful video shows.
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Unified Sports was inspired by a simple principle: training together and playing together is a quick path to friendship and understanding for athletes with and without intellectual disabilities.
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Loretta Claiborne went from being non-verbal to becoming the voice of the Special Olympics movement.
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The holiday album series A Very Special Christmas is the most successful benefit recording in music history! Learn more about its impact here.
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Kellis High School is one of many Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools that are transforming the lives of students with and without intellectual disabilities through whole school inclusive programming.
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