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Jamie Behymer in The Playbook

Jul 18, 2018

The “R-word”: Roommate Edition

Best Buddies Program Manager Annie Arditti shares how the R-word can negatively impact interactions, but…

Regan Bievenue in The Playbook

Jul 19, 2018

A Population to be Talked With, Not About

Soeren Palumbo is a young man who has made a huge impact on the world. His vision and passion for better communities have tremendously improved the lives of countless individuals. When he asked me to write this series in February, I was honored to have the…

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Special Olympics Africa Region in The Playbook

Jul 6, 2018

Athlete Leaders Become Health Messengers in Special Olympics Africa Region

Alie Goldblatt in The Playbook

Jul 13, 2018

Living and Leading Inclusively-Q&A with Savannah Rock, Special Olympics Colorado Youth Leader

Alie Goldblatt in The Playbook

Jul 13, 2018

Youth Voices for a Unified Generation Blog

This summer, the 50th Anniversary of Special Olympics celebrates the organization’s…

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Matt McCabe in The Playbook

Jul 22, 2018

The Unified Workforce: Inclusion Through Media

Opportunity doesn’t come around every day. And it doesn’t always seed itself for future growth. Yet, for 17-year-old twin brothers from Kansas, a unique opportunity with Special Olympics gave birth to a bright future for people with special needs.

Katy Sanchez in The Playbook

Jul 28, 2018

Inclusion Revolution

Its Katy Sanchez here again, this time I am going tell what Inclusion Revolution mean to us, Here it is.

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Special Olympics Africa Region in The Playbook

Jul 6, 2018

Youth Activate for A Unified Generation in Special Olympics Africa Region

Youth and leadership from 10 Programs gathered for the Special Olympics Africa Youth and Schools Workshop from 12–14 June 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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