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Youth Innovation Project Search

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Promoting Health and Creativity in China

Ni and Weile are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from China who participated in the 2019 Global Youth Leadership Summit.

Expanding the Potential of a Special Olympics Club

Ava aims to get more young people in her community involved in Special Olympics and engage them in Unified Sports events as well as improve their digital literacy.

Growing the Future

Carlos and Roman are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Venezuela who participated in the 2020 Special Olympics Latin America Lead to Include Regional Youth Leadership Summit.

Athlete's Got Talent

Kelechi and Amarachi are sisters and Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Nigeria who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to celebrate and showcase the talents of Special Olympics athletes and share the beauty of inclusion in their communities.

Fit and Empowered

Isaiah and Oluwatobiloba are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Nigeria who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to educate young people with and without intellectual disabilities about health and fitness topics to improve their quality of life.

Inclusive Boulder & Baking Day

Sarah and Valentina engage new Youth Leaders with and without Intellectual Disabilities through a day of Inclusive bouldering and baking!

Inclusive Youth Leadership at the University of Mauritius

Carmen and Noemie are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Mauritius who will lead a Youth Innovation Project in partnership with the University of Mauritius to spread the message of inclusion.

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.”