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After a decade of advocacy, Melissa Reilly returned to the State House to witness the Massachusetts Senate pass a bill she championed—removing harmful language from 362 laws and advancing inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities.
Special Olympics Massachusetts athletes, youth leaders, families, and staff gathered at the State House to thank legislators for their support and advocate for a more inclusive future.
Danny Williamson is the first athlete elected to the LETR Leadership Council for Special Olympics MA, a historic milestone highlighting inclusion and athlete leadership in shaping the movement's future.
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At 11 years old, Talia Zizza joined Special Olympics MA as a Unified Partner and built an incredible friendship with athlete India Reynolds. Together, they’ve inspired millions with their determination, inclusion, and joy on and off the tra
Heading back to school can feel a lot like prepping for a big competition: new routines, new players, and new challenges to face. Having the right mindset and tools can make all the difference!
Content Squad member Gregg dives into the world of bocce, sharing why it’s one of Special Olympics MA’s fastest-growing sports. From backyard games to state tournaments, discover how bocce brings athletes and partners together!
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