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What We Do
What We Do
Sports
Special Olympics supports over 5 million athletes, unified partners, coaches and volunteers with 32 Olympic-type sports.
Sport and Competition
Local and international year-round sports training and athletic competitions.
Inclusive Health
Improving the health and well-being of people with intellectual disabilities.
Youth and Schools
Empowering Youth Leaders, educators, coaches, and families to build inclusive schools and communities for all.
Leadership
Unleashing leadership potential in people of all abilities.
The Revolution Is Inclusion
A peaceful campaign to end discrimination of people with intellectual disabilities.
School of Strength: Snack Zone
Join professional football player Alex Singleton to get the information and tools you’ll need to make a big impact on your game day—with healthy snacks that can improve your performance. Watch these videos and complete the challenges to make healthy snacking part of your everyday routine and get into the Snack Zone.
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Learn more about the power Special Olympics has to make real change around the world.
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Hear about Special Olympics impact from around the world.
Inclusion Revolution Radio
Inclusion Revolution Radio episodes drop every other Friday at 10am ET. The athlete-led podcast wants to know: what does inclusion mean to you?
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Events
Events
Topgolf ProAm
The Unified Fore Joy ProAm will take place September 27th, 2024, at a Topgolf venue near you.
Gaming for Inclusion
An virtual esports tournament showcasing the power of inclusion through gaming.
2026 USA Games
On June 20 – 26, 2026, the brightest beacon of inclusion is coming to Minnesota.
World Games Schedule and Results
Competition schedule, athlete schedule, and results.
Host an Event
Learn more about hosing an international Special Olympics event.
Turin 2025
From March 8 – 16, 2025 over 1,500 athletes from 103 countries will compete in 8 disciplines in the name of sport, hospitality and inclusion.
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Inclusion through Sport & Leisure in the Club
Lea and Lilli used Boccia to raise awareness and recruit new Youth Leaders to the movement!
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CREArt Inclusion
Wendy and Gabriela educate youth in El Salvador to raise awareness about and sensitize their community to I.D.
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SANUFIT (Health Nutrition Fitness)
Ndeye Bigue and Khady aim to promote health and fitness practices to educate and encourage young people in their community to take on healthy habits and implement them in their daily lives.
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Unified Storytelling
Maria and Arianna hope through hosting events surrounding reading and storytelling, they can impart a love for literature and promote literacy within children in their community.
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Digitalizing the Movement
Banda and Mambayo hope to make virtual spaces more accessible to all young people with and without disabilities through conducting a series of workshops.
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Promoting Awareness and Inclusion in Bermuda
Eden will host a Unified game night to bring together young people with and without intellectual disabilities.
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Social Media: Appropriate Uses
Elena and Gabriela are conducting social media training workshops for young people in their community.
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Nutrition and Our Daily Meal Choices
Through their project, Kamile and Povilas hope to inform and educate young people in their community on healthy eating habits.
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Swim to Inclusion
Linda will host swimming classes for young people with intellectual disabilities, and spread the message of inclusion by presenting about her project within her community.
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Advocating for Inclusion through Unified Sports
Eliya and Monica are hosting several Unified Sports events in their community to spread the message of inclusion.
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