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Lions Clubs of Japan have demonstrated the true value of service by committing to sustain inclusive health initiatives in Japan. They have engaged in vision screenings, provision of prescriptive eyewear, referral to care that addresses unmet health needs and preventive care including health education to families of people with intellectual disabilities.

Dr. Jaber, an ophthalmologist and volunteer, has led the recruitment and training of local medical professionals that now provide free treatment, including surgery, for individuals with intellectual disabilities across Lebanon and the Middle East/North Africa, increasing the capacity of health systems across the Region.

Happy #GermanLanguageDay, or “Alles Gute zum Tag der Deutschen Sprache"! With just 280 days to go until our #SpecialOlympicsWorldGames in Berlin, we figured it's time we all started practicing our German skills @sowg_berlin2023 #UnbeatableTogether

Inclusion Revolution Radio is back, and with none other than our Champion Ambassador Nigel Barker! Hear more about his varied career as a fashion photographer, reality TV show personality, author and filmmaker, and discover what drove Nigel to become a prominent voice for the #InclusionRevolution and key player in our recent #BEBRAVE campaign.

Watch a profile of Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the amazing woman who founded Special Olympics.This clip is part of the 2010 One-Hour Special that aired on KTLA and was created by ProAngle Media.

Special Olympics 50th Anniversary. Listen to: Loretta Claiborne, Athlete & Board Member, Special Olympics; Tom Marcello, Athletic Director; Evan and Jason Hallberg, students and brothers; Cory Chandler, Former Unified Sports Coach; Eddie Yarbrough, Special Olympics Ambassador and Professional NFL Player and others.

Join Myron, and Unified Athlete, along with Chloe, a Unified Partner, U.S. Youth Ambassadors from Washington, for this episode of Unified Talks on Advocating for Others.

Join Aidan, and Unified Athlete, along with Katrina, a Unified Partner, seniors from Minnetonka High School in Minnesota, for this episode of Unified Talks on Connecting with a Cause.

Join Katherine Stineman and Gracie Flanagan, U.S. Youth Ambassadors from Kansas, for this episode of Unified Talks on Empowerment (part 2).

Join Katherine Stineman, a U.S. Youth Ambassador from Kansas, for this episode of Unified Talks on Empowerment (part 1).

Founded by two youth leaders in 2009 as Spread the Word to End the Word, the campaign focused its first 10 years on addressing a particularly powerful form of exclusion: the word ‘retard(ed)’. Over 10 years, leaders and self-advocates collected millions of digital and physical pledges to end the R-word. Each was a personal commitment to acknowledge the hurt caused by the R-word and to be respectful in the words and actions taken towards people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With leadership from Special Olympics and Best Buddies, and support from hundreds of other advocacy organizations, the campaign grew from a handful events in 2009 to reach thousands of schools by 2018.

People often wonder about the origin of Special Olympics. In the early 1960s, Eunice Kennedy Shriver founded Camp Shriver, a revolutionary first step to one day becoming Special Olympics.On this week's episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio, we are thrilled to have the opportunity to hear from Mary Hammerbacher Manner. Tune in to hear her experience as a counselor at Camp Shriver, her favorite moments with Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and what working as a camp counselor taught her about inclusion.