Identity-First vs. Person-First Language: Which one should I use?

There has been a large debate over whether to use identity-first or person-first language when talking about someone with a disability. Before figuring out which one to use, it’s important

Fun(d) Raising for Special Olympics

By Brenda Stuart, Special Olympics Colorado Parent   Image Source We’ve all been there. The doorbell rings, and you look outside to see the neighborhood kids selling Girl Scout cookies,

Sharing The Dream at USA Games

A year before Denise Hulstrom organized the first Special Olympics Colorado Spectrum Skyhawks Unified soccer team, she was participating as a Unified partner in the 2014 USA Games in New

Special Olympics Athletes and Supporters Pull Together

By Brenda Stuart, Special Olympics Colorado Parent   Like most parents, I’m confident my son, Jack, could move mountains when it comes to getting something he really wants or accomplishing

How to Enjoy Camping with a Child with Intellectual Disabilities

By Brenda Stuart, Special Olympics Colorado Parent   Colorado offers some of the best scenic camping spots around. There’s no better place to make memories with your children. But nature

How to Make Your School More Inclusive

August is National Back to School Month! What better way to celebrate than thinking about all of the ways you can make your school more inclusive, whether you’re a student

How to Exercise Safely When It’s Hot Outside

During the summer, it can be hard to find the perfect time to exercise. Exercising when it’s too hot outside can be dangerous. With temperatures in the 80s and 90s