By offering parent trainings, providing information about how to join Special Olympics programs, and advocating for inclusion, students will be empowered to get involved in inclusive activities at their university. Susan and Munooua hope that participants will be inspired by the infectious joy, drive, and passion of Special Olympics athletes and compelled to promote inclusion themselves.

Over 9 months, Susan and Munooua will host a campaign to raise awareness about intellectual disabilities on campus and in their community. They will enlist as many people with and without intellectual disabilities as possible to get involved, with the hope that this project will have a snowball effect that spreads to other universities and becomes self-sustainable over the years. Susan and Munooua have already begun collaborating with the disability community at their university to gain support for their initiative and they will recruit more Youth Leaders with the same passion for inclusion to continue this important work. They hope that this project will help to change the way people think about people who have intellectual disabilities and reduce any stigmas, showing the community that they are just as capable as everyone else and contributing to a Unified Generation filled with peace, knowledge and kindness.