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Special Olympics

Special Olympics is the world's largest sports organization for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, providing year-round training and activities to 5 million participants and Unified Sports partners in 172 countries. Special Olympics competitions are held daily, all around the world—including local, national and regional competitions…

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Founded
July 20, 1968; 58 years ago (1968-07-20)
Location
2600 Virginia Ave., NW Washington, D.C., U.S. 20037
Founder
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Key people
Timothy Shriver (chairman of the board) David S Evangelista (president and CEO) William P. Alford (lead director & vice chair) Angelo Moratti (vice chair) Loretta Claiborne (vic…
Official language
English and the host country's official language when necessary
Origins
Camp Shriver

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Hosts of the Special Olympics World Games

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Participation

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Unified Sports

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Special Olympics

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Special Olympics

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related to history · 31
Special Olympics → Also, Camp Shriver, Eunice, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Eunice's, Foundation, Her, In, In June, It, John, Joseph, Kennedy, Kennedy Foundation, Kennedy Jr, Kennedy Shriver, Kennedy's, Kennedy's Panel, Maryland, Mental Retardation
related to Hosts of the Special Olympics World Games · 23
Special Olympics → Boise, Bosnia, COVID-19, December, Due, February, Games, Herzegovina, However, Idaho, It, June, Kazan, On March, Russia, Russian, Sarajevo, Special Olympics World Winter, Sweden, Swedish Paralympic Committee
related to Symbols · 23
Special Olympics → All, Brockport, Chicago Park District, Children, Eternal Flame, Happiness, He, Hope, In, Joy, Kennedy Foundation, New York, Richard Hunt, Soldier Field, Summer Games, The, The Flame, The Special Olympics, The State University, Tsereteli
related to Healthy Athletes · 16
Special Olympics → As, Emotional Health, Fit Feet, Following, For, FUNfitness, FUNfitness Program, Health Promotion, Healthy Athletes, Healthy Hearing, In, MedFest, Opening Eyes, Screenings, Special Smiles, Strong Minds
related to Unified Sports · 9
Special Olympics → Building, In, Inclusion Pledge, North America, Special Olympics Unified Sports, The, The Revolution Is Inclusion, This, Unified Sports
related to Criticism · 7
Special Olympics → Disability Policy Studies, Journal, One, People, Scholar Keith Storey, This, While
related to Participation · 7
Special Olympics → Also, Exercise, More, Olympic-style, People, The, Unified Sports
related to Sports offered · 4
Special Olympics → As, In, Olympic-type, Olympics
Founded · 1
Special Olympics → July 20, 1968; 58 years ago (1968-07-20)
Founder · 1
Special Olympics → Eunice Kennedy Shriver

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special olympics games disabilities athletes first people intellectual world kennedy held winter sports shriver also event children unified foundation healthy

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Special OlympicsFoundedJuly 20, 1968; 58 years ago (1968-07-20)1.00infobox
Special OlympicsFounderEunice Kennedy Shriver1.00infobox
Special OlympicsKey peopleTimothy Shriver (chairman of the board) David S Evangelista (president and CEO) William P. Alford (lead director & vice chair) Angelo Moratti (vice chair) Loretta Claiborne (vic…1.00infobox
Special OlympicsLocation2600 Virginia Ave., NW Washington, D.C., U.S. 200371.00infobox
Special OlympicsOfficial languageEnglish and the host country's official language when necessary1.00infobox
Special OlympicsOriginsCamp Shriver1.00infobox
Special OlympicsRegion servedInternational1.00infobox
Special OlympicsWebsitewww.specialolympics.org1.00infobox
Special Olympicsis aworld's largest sports organization for children and adults with intellectual disabilities0.90text
Special Olympicsrelated to CriticismScholar Keith Storey0.60section
Special Olympicsrelated to CriticismJournal0.60section
Special Olympicsrelated to CriticismDisability Policy Studies0.60section

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