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R-Word Resource Archive
Inclusive Language Legislation
Special Olympics athletes advocate for all people with intellectual disabilities on a local and national level.
To create communities of respect where all people are valued, it is important to change the language of our laws at the state and Federal levels.
R-Word Resource Archive
How to Walk Away and Still do Good
Sometimes it simply may be best to walk away from a situation, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still do good after walking away. Learn how.
R-Word Resource Archive
Frequently Asked Questions about the R-Word
Learn more about our campaign and the power of inclusive language.
Take Action
Group of 9 students standing in a gymnasium in front of a basketball hoop.
Creating a more inclusive world starts with a single action: yours. Here’s how you can start.Take the Pledge: Make your own commitment to spread inclusion here. Your pledge can be unique: think of how you can make the most impact for inclusion in your community, make it a commitment, and start taking action today!Spread the Word: After you’ve taken the pledge, spread the word so others do too. Share about your pledge on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and bring the message of inclusion wherever you go with Spread the Word apparel and gear.Be a leader: Challenge those around you to make their pledge for inclusion. Lead an event in your community asking others to make a commitment to make it more inclusive. All the resources you need to plan an event are available here.
R-Word Resource Archive
Be a Leader & Share Your Success at Ending the R-Word
We want to hear stories of how you are creating a more inclusive world to inspire and teach others how to change their communities.
R-Word Resource Archive
Dialogue Scenario 2: Collecting R-word Pledges at an Event
Use this dialogue guide and tips to help you successfully articulate why the R-word is hurtful and harmful in everyday speech.
R-Word Resource Archive
Dialogue Scenario 1: When Friends or Family Use the R-word
Having a conversation with friends and family about the R-word can be uncomfortable. Use this dialogue to help you spread the word.
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Video Archive
Changing a Community
Changing a Community
City officials, self-advocates, and local leaders are working together for inclusion in Rochester, New York. See their video here and learn more about the work here.
Why Pledge
Our goal is to disrupt the cycle of isolation and exclusion with grassroots action for inclusion in schools, workplaces, and communities around the world.
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