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Youth Innovation Project Search

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Unified Champions of Odessa: Inspiring Inclusion in Missouri Schools

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Xavier and Emilia are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Missouri who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to promote Unified Leadership throughout Missouri by partnering with area schools and leading an Inclusive Youth Leadership Summit.
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The Unified Exchange

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Julia and Eden are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from North Carolina who will lead a Youth Innovation Project by partnering with a mentor school from a different region of North Carolina to support with transition into a Special Olympics Unified Champion School.
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Sharing Our Story to Inspire Unified Leadership in Schools

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Miguel Uriel and Yaritza Elizabeth are siblings and Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Mexico who will lead a Youth Innovation Project where they will share their experience as Special Olympics participants with students across their community.
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Uniting to Grow Our Unified Generation

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Yasmeen and Farah are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Egypt who attended the Lead to Include Middle East North Africa Regional Youth Summit held in conjunction with the 2020 Special Olympics Pan-African Games in Cairo, Egypt.
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Connecting to Include

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Vivien Karina and Zsofia are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Hungary who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to create three new Unified Schools and expand opportunities for youth with and without intellectual disabilities to participate in inclusive sports, education, and arts programming by promoting social inclusion.
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Developing an Inclusive Culture in Belarus

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Hanna is a Special Olympics Youth Leader from Belarus who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to expand and increase Unified Sports programming in her community.
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Promoting Kindness, Understanding, and Inclusion

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Ting and Yixiang are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from China who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to promote social integration for children with intellectual disabilities in schools across China.
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Youth Activation Committee in North Carolina

Haley is a Special Olympics Youth Leader from North Carolina who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to form a Youth Activation Committee (YAC) among Unified Champion Schools in her county.
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Spreading Inclusion in Hawaii

Aurora is a Special Olympics Youth Leader from Hawaii who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to organize a team that will travel to schools around Oahu and Kauai promoting Unified Sports and inclusion through sharing their own experiences, doing leadership activities and demonstrating some Unified Sports.
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Unified Cheerleading in Hawaii

Kalikokielemaeole and Kaelyn are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Hawaii who will lead a Youth Innovation Project starting a Unified cheer squad at their school with the goal of creating a fun, inclusive and safe environment for students with and without intellectual disabilities.
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