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Reviewing the State of Health Care on World Health Day 2016

Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog by Dr. Matthew Holder, MD, MBA. In addition to his roles as Global Medical Advisor for Continue reading →

Spread the Word: Leaders Wanted!

Editor’s Note: This post is adapted from a memo sent on March 2, 2016 to Dr. Ben Carson, Sec. Hillary Clinton, Continue reading →

Andrew Waters Shows Us The Danger of Stigma

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following post is a guest post from Mary Davis, Acting CEO of Special Olympics. Today, as on every Continue reading →

Disability in Film

This week I came across a pretty cool offering from Turner Classic Movies (TCM) called “The Projected Image: A History Continue reading →

Legendary Footballer Didier Drogba Supports Special Olympics Côte d’Ivoire

The below is a guest post from colleagues in our Special Olympics Africa regional office.  Didier Drogba is arguably one Continue reading →

Euronews to share Omar and Mario’s stories with millions

While many of us in America have been focused on celebrating the 4th of July holiday this week, our friends Continue reading →

True Inclusion is Invisible

In the special needs community we often celebrate and highlight moments of inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities.  We cheer Continue reading →

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 Continue reading →

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