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Youth Innovation Project Search

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Unified for the Long-Run: Inclusive Cross Country Running

The Unified Route will take the form of an inclusive cross-country running race.

A Day at the Beach leads to a Lifetime of Inclusion

Marie Claude and Samira are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Cote d’Ivoire who are excited to lead a Youth Innovation Project to organize inclusive recreational activities at the beach.

Social Media for Inclusion

Innocent and Tinotenda are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Zimbabwe who plan to raise awareness for Special Olympic programming in their community through the power of social media.

Unifying High Schools

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Olivia and Tyler are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from North Carolina who noticed a need for increased communication amongst the Special Olympics Unified student organizations in local schools.

Unified Art Fair to Create Skills and Inclusion

Wadzanai and Nyasha are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Zimbabwe who will be leading a Youth Innovation Project to start a Unified Art Fair in their community.

Unified Leadership

Simran and Shrey are two Special Olympics Youth Leaders in Bharat (India) who want to change attitudes towards people with disabilities.

Unified Pair Teaching a Lesson on Inclusion

Andrés and Paola are Youth Leaders from Colombia who will design and implement a leadership training course focused on inclusion and sharing it with members of their school’s community.

Unified Days: Inclusion through Art and Sport

Karen and Hernando are Special Olympics Youth Leaders in Colombia who plan to lead cultural, artistic, and sports activities to create a more inclusive school community.

Developing Vocational Skills for a More Inclusive Future

Paola and Daniel are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Colombia who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to generate strategies to develop individual vocational skills and promote inclusion in their community of Suba.

Creating Opportunity for Inclusion

Kirsten is a Special Olympics Youth Leader from Washington and a member of her high school’s Associated Student Body (ASB), an organization comparable to a Student Council.