Hope is Essential to Success

Last week China celebrated teachers during their 28th Annual Teacher’s Day and The Party Chief of Shanghai Mr. Yu Zhengsheng Continue reading →

From Canada to Afghanistan – Lives are changed

John Langford, a mentor and trainer to the Afghanistan National Police Force from Canada and a member of the Law Enforcement Torch Continue reading →

Let Special Olympics Cure Those Rainy Day Blues

Today in Washington D.C. where our global office is headquartered it is a dark, dreary, grey, cloudy, rainy day.  On Continue reading →

Dare. Dream. Do.

Last night, I had the pleasure of honoring a visionary man, an influential friend of the Special Olympics movement, and Continue reading →

We all have rights

Many of you have heard the disturbing news about Bede Vanderhorst, a 16 year old boy with Down syndrome, who was Continue reading →

NBA connects with Special Olympics athletes

Over the summer, athletes from Special Olympics Nippon (Japan) and Philippines had the privilege to meet NBA personalities such as Continue reading →

Cheap Special Olympics Medicine

Gang: One of the biggest misrepresentations of people with intellectual disabilities is that they aren’t funny. Like any group that includes Continue reading →