Feel Good Friday
Stories of inclusion that will make you smile!

OUR FEARLESS LEADER

Special Olympics CEO Mary Davis has been named to the Forbes “50 over 50” list among changemakers leaving the world a little better than they found it.

WAY TO GO, MARY! >> [link removed]

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FLYING HIGH WITH UNITED

In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), United Airlines is donating travel miles to Special Olympics athletes through their Miles on a Mission program. They're celebrating their longstanding partnership that supports inclusion and equity through the Athlete Leadership and the Special Olympics Service Ambassador program. Check out our social content that highlights Special Olympics athletes working at United hubs in Colorado, Virginia, and Illinois.

UP, UP & AWAY >> [link removed]

A STAR IS BORN

At the Sundance Film Festival, Special Olympics Florida athlete and actress Anna Sargent made her acting debut in "Take Me Home," a film written and directed by her sister, Liz Sargent. This groundbreaking movie aims to empower people with disabilities to express themselves authentically, offering a unique perspective into the characters' lives.

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION >> [link removed]

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ICYMI: FROM THE PEOPLE’S HOUSE

In honor of the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Special Olympics International (SOI) Chairman Timothy Shriver, and Special Olympics DC athlete and SOI staff member, Novie Craven, were invited to the White House to celebrate the continued achievements of ADA at work.

CELEBRATING 33 YEARS >> [link removed]

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