Generation Unified 2.4.2

Generation Unified is a global youth-led movement created by Special Olympics that brings together young people with and without intellectual disabilities to promote inclusion through sports, advocacy, and community engagement.

You can get involved by joining or starting a Generation Unified club at your school, participating in Special Olympics events, or sharing your story on social media using the hashtag #GenerationUnified.

Generation Unified primarily targets young people aged 8 to 21 years old.

Activities may include inclusive sports events, community service projects, awareness campaigns, and advocacy efforts designed to promote inclusion and acceptance.

No, there is no membership fee to join Generation Unified; it is a free movement that encourages participation from all youth.

Yes, schools can participate by forming clubs, organizing inclusive sports activities, and fostering an environment of acceptance and friendship among all students.

Members benefit by gaining leadership skills, building friendships across differences, fostering empathy and understanding, and creating positive change in their communities.

Yes, Generation Unified provides various resources including toolkits for starting clubs, activity guides, and training materials to help young leaders implement inclusion initiatives.

Yes, Generation Unified includes virtual resources and events to connect youth across the globe, allowing them to collaborate and share experiences regardless of location.

You can stay updated by following Special Olympics on social media platforms, subscribing to their newsletters, or visiting the official Special Olympics website for news and updates.