Subscribe to Posts
-
What’s New?
Connect With Us!
Hey Tweeps!
- Did you know our Young Athletes program offers training for ages 2-7? bit.ly/Pgi3L See it in action here: http://t.co/OfCEa6s9rk 1 hour ago
- RT @emapres: @SpecialOlympics my son who won silver for Stafford special Olympics UK On Sunday for west Midlands regional event http://t.co… 1 hour ago
- RT @SpecOlympicsEE: Just 24 hours to go before 16 teams battle in Istanbul for title of @SpecialOlympics European Basketball Champions: htt… 1 hour ago
- RT @Newstalkfm: .@TimShriver speaking with @SpecialOlympics athletes in Arlington today for the JFK Homecoming ceremony #JFK50 http://t.co/… 20 hours ago
Archives
- June 2013
- May 2013
- April 2013
- March 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
Meet the Storytellers
Blogroll
- A Typical Son
- About.com Special Needs Children Blog
- Adventures in Canada
- BlogHer
- Bringing the Sunshine
- Bunchland
- Carrie with Children
- down's with the kids
- Enjoying the Small Things
- Garden of Eagan
- Half-Pint House
- It's My Life Mom
- Love That Max
- Maria Shriver Blog
- Mom Knows It All
- Mom's Favorite Stuff
- Pioneer Woman
- ReJenerationS
- SONJ Blog
- Special Olympics Massachusetts Blog
- Special Olympics Project UNIFY Blog
- Susan Senator's Blog
- Two Girls and Ethan
- Winter Ramblings
Sites to Check Out
Most Talked About
2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games advocacy Anthony Shriver Athens Athens 2011 athlete basketball Best Buddies Coca-Cola Dignity Revolution Eddie Barbanell education Eunice Kennedy Shriver Facebook football Friday Fun fundraiser Greece health Healthy Athletes inclusion intellectual disability linkedin NBA New York Times P&G Peace Corps Polar Plunge Project UNIFY R-word respect retard Sargent Shriver Special Olympics Special Olympics Team USA Special Smiles sports Spread the Word to End the Word Team USA The Ringer Tim Shriver tribute unified sports volunteer World Summer Games
Tag Archives: athlete
Unified Sports in The New York Times and across the news worldwide
Have you noticed that Special Olympics Unified Sports have been featured a lot in the news lately? Earlier this month, The New York Times reported on the life-changing impact of Unified Sports on students in Colorado. Together, students with and … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Uncategorized, Unified Sports
Tagged advocacy, athlete, basketball, unified sports
Leave a comment
A celebration bigger than basketball
NBA All-Star weekend is one of the biggest events in all of sports, filled with celebrities and fans galore. It’s a celebration of basketball. This year, it also included a celebration that was bigger than basketball. Today, at NBA Jam … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Uncategorized, Unified Sports
Tagged Ability, advocacy, athlete, basketball, inclusion, NBA, Special Olympics, unified sports
2 Comments
An Open Invitation To Find The Humanity In Sports
As sent to legendary New York Times sports columnist, Mr. George Vecsey: Mr. Vecsey, For as much as you have loved writing about the human condition through the framework of sports, I have loved reading what you have to say. … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Uncategorized
Tagged athlete, humanity, New York Times, Special Olympics, sports, World Games
1 Comment
Against The Odds
This guest post is from proud mom Alice who wrote us about her son Zack. Through Special Olympics, Zack has made many friends and learned important skills that have helped him succeed off the playing field. My son Zachary is … Continue reading
Special Olympics is Home
This guest blog post is from Katie Hrenchir. Katie’s brother Tanner was born with Down Syndrome. As a sibling she knows first-hand about Tanner’s struggles but she has also seen him flourish. Katie says “the Hrenchir Family will always call … Continue reading
Posted in Special Guests, Uncategorized
Tagged athlete, family, Missouri, sibling, sister, Special Olympics
3 Comments
Proud and Thankful
Special Olympics gives athletes like Lani DeMello the chance to defy expectations. When she was only an infant, doctors said she would never lead a successful or productive life. Lani’s mother, Ana DeMello, describes how Special Olympics allowed her daughter … Continue reading
Posted in Special Guests, Uncategorized
Tagged athlete, families, gymnastics, parent, Special Olympics, support
10 Comments
The Special Olympics Experience
I wanted to share two great stories about the Special Olympics experience for athletes. The first is a video about Geno, a baseball and basketball player from Special Olympics Miami. (Story from Nick Maslow). This second story comes from … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged athlete, baseball, basketball, R-word, Special Olympics Miami, Special Olympics Virginia
2 Comments








