Feeling Respected for the First Time

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a guest post from Branko Stojakovic Astorne, a Special Olympics athlete in Peru. He is Continue reading →

How Healthy Communities Improved My Health and Nutrition Habits

Editor’s Note: The following is a guest blog post by Carla Simon who has competed in Special Olympics for six Continue reading →

A Powerful Prescription

By Darcie Mersereau Vice President of Health Programs, Special Olympics International As we age, there comes a point at which Continue reading →

Our Teacher, Trailblazer, and Friend Paul Berman (December 15, 1950 – November 10, 2013)

[Editor’s note: Paul’s family has asked that in lieu of flower people make a donation in Paul’s memory to Special Continue reading →

Special Olympics: How I became a ‘believer’ over this very special summer

Editor’s Note: The following is a guest blog post by Marc Bernard Ackerman, DMD, MBA, FADPD, FACD, Director of Orthodontics, Continue reading →

Happy Birthday, Special Olympics – You Have Made a Big Difference!

By Dr. Gary Siperstein; Dr. Stephen Corbin When Eunice Kennedy Shriver started Special Olympics in 1968, she was proposing a Continue reading →

Armed with Better Sight, Yao Armand Looks Ahead to Future Competitions

Special Olympics athlete Yao Armand and the national Unified Football Team from Côte d’Ivoire had a successful campaign in South Continue reading →

11 Months and 12 Teeth Extractions Later, Athlete Shines on the Court

Kenny Canon, 34, was smiling ear to ear when he found out his basketball team had no losses that season Continue reading →