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Twins Awed By Athletes at World Winter Games 2017

By Jill Hammergren, March 29, 2017
Duncan and Cedric followed their sister Victoria to World Games 2017, and they couldn't stop raving about the athletes.

The Special Bond Behind Erika Kalin's Incredible Performance

By Nance Larsen, March 21, 2017
Erika Kalin listens for one voice when she competes—her training guide Reinhart Shultz. Read about their incredible connection.

South Africa Gains Healthy Communities Status

By Nomthandazo Dladla, February 27, 2017
The Special Olympics chapter was recognized for its health program for people with intellectual disabilities throughout the country.

How to Speak With People With Intellectual Disabilities

A Resource for Healthcare Professionals, Parents, and Anyone Communicating With Our Athletes This video features Special Olympics Chairman Timothy Shriver and our athletes discussing why it’s so important to include people with intellectual disabilities in all areas of life—especially healthcare access. The first step is learning how to communicate with respect, compassion, and care.

Breno: The Will to Win

Hist first goal was to play judo so he could be like his older brother. Soon Breno had a new goal—to be the best judo player he could.

Changing the World through Sports

Special Olympics transforms lives every day, everywhere.

Meet Abel

Meet Abel, a star basketball player who got even better after he started playing Unified Sports.

Meet Ankush: From Outcast to Role Model

Golf helps Ankush practice concentration and gain respect—in India, a country where his disabilities had previously brought stigma.

Come Out and Play Unified

Watch as Olympians like Michelle Kwan talk about playing on teams that unite athletes with and without intellectual disabilities.

Her Legacy Continues: Tribute to Eunice Kennedy Shriver

Watch a video tribute to the founder of Special Olympics, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, with an introduction from Nelson Mandela.