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We are helping to make the world a better, healthier and more joyful place—one athlete, one volunteer, one family member at a time.
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Special Olympics supports over 5 million athletes, unified partners, coaches and volunteers with over 30 Olympic-type sports.
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Local and international year-round sports training and athletic competitions.
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Improving the health and well-being of people with intellectual disabilities.
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Empowering Youth Leaders, educators, coaches, and families to build inclusive schools and communities for all.
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Unleashing leadership potential in people of all abilities.
The Revolution Is Inclusion
A peaceful campaign to end discrimination of people with intellectual disabilities.
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Learn more about the power Special Olympics has to make real change around the world.
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An athlete led podcast featuring athletes, partners, ambassadors, employees, and supporters of Special Olympics.
Novie Knows
Novie Knows, a subseries of Inclusion Revolution Radio, serves as an unscripted platform for host Novie Craven to provide her perspective, as a Special Olympics athlete, on the topics of her choosing.
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Special Olympics World Winter Games Switzerland 2029
From March 10 – 17 2029, athletes will unleash the human spirit through the transformative power and joy of sport in Switzerland.
World Games Schedule and Results
Competition schedule, athlete schedule, and results.
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Learn more about hosting an international Special Olympics event.
Special Olympics World Games Santiago 2027
From October 16 – 24 2027, Santiago will welcome thousands of athletes, families, and fans from around the globe to celebrate unity, inclusion, and the power of sport.
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Accept Me as I Am: The Song of the Unified Generation
Marie and Danielle are Special Olympics Youth Leaders in Cote d’Ivoire with plans to work together to develop a song of acceptance in their country.
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Inclusion through Film
Sie Yves Eric and Kanagh Guy are Special Olympics Youth Leaders in Cote d’Ivoire, who aim to support the Unified Generation through their love of film and acting.
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Working Together Toward Inclusion
Andrea and Cristian are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from El Salvador who will lead their Youth Innovation Project to bring together students with and without intellectual disabilities from general education and special education schools.
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Expanding Inclusive Opportunities for College Students
Nicole is a Special Olympics Youth Leader and a student at Illinois State University who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to make her school into a Unified Champion College.
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Creating New Unified Sports
Joshua and Kayla are Special Olympics Youth Leaders and high school students in North Carolina.
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A Four-Part Move to Inclusion
Ni Che is a Special Olympics Youth Leader and university student from China who is excited to implement a Youth Innovation Project with “four dimensions: physical health, sports competition, humanities education and publicity and promotion.”
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Youth Initiative Toward Inclusion
Yokutkhon and Valeriy are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Uzbekistan who are looking forward to “initiating establishment of a youth department within Special Olympics Uzbekistan” through their Youth Innovation Project.
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Sisters Inspiring Change
Ana and Elena are sisters and Special Olympics Youth Leaders in Romania whose Youth Innovation Project has two goals: change attitudes toward intellectual disabilities amongst youth and their teachers and to empower “youth with intellectual disabilities to be role models and agents of change.”
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A Unified Video Series
Dorian and David are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Hungary who are leading a Youth Innovation Project with a team of six high school students to utilize the power of social media to bring attention for Special Olympics and how sports can positively impact the lives of those with and without intellectual disabilities.
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Unifying a City
Natalie and Megan are Special Olympics Youth Leaders and best friends who recently graduated from Olympia High School in Washington.
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