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Our Words
We Need to Talk About the True Meaning of Inclusion
Illustration of four kids at a table playing and talking with one another.
Advocates for inclusion are not asking for special treatment, they are asking for equal opportunities for everyone. Inclusion should be a priority, not something that happens out of pity.
Our Words
Inclusion Starts With Me
A young boy smiling
For Marya Ketchell, inclusion starts by showing up with her son Wyatt, who has Down Syndrome.
Our Words
Powerful Words: Challenged by a Moment
Tim Shriver and Soeren Palumbo on stage side by side.
In March of 2009, Tim and co-founder Soeren Palumbo, created this annual day of awareness that continues to be led by passionate young people, Special Olympics athletes and Best Buddies participants across the world.
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Group of seven young adults, person in front has a colorful Spread the Word Inclusion t-shirt and the other six people have on black shirts and jeans.
Find all of the tools you need to host your own Spread the Word events. Are you holding a school or community Spread the Word event? You can find materials for purchase at the Spread the Word Online Store including banners, t-shirts, stickers, bracelets and much more.
50 Game Changers
Inclusive Workplace
Peter Mullin (works for the Washington Wizards) at the game in a red shirt that reads: Wizards Power Pack. He's dancing and smiling.
Through the Best Buddies Jobs program, Peter Mullin is changing the game for inclusion at his job with the Washington Wizards.
50 Game Changers
Andre Drummond
Andre Drummond dunking the ball during a game. Both teams and an audience are in the background.
Before he was an All-Star center for the NBA’s Detroit Pistons, Andre Drummond faced bullying and rejection as a child.
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