Special Olympics Virtual Global Youth and Educators Summit
23-24 May, 2024

Event Overview

On May 23rd & 24th, 2024, Special Olympics will bring youth with and without ID together with educators to convene on a single global platform through the 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit

Transformative panels and workshops will provide youth and educators the unique opportunity to engage in intergenerational, cross-cultural learning and become equipped with the skills, knowledge, and resources to activate in their local schools and communities.

AGENDA

Agenda

12:00 – 1:00 PM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

1:00 – 1:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

1:45 – 2:15 PM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

2:15 – 3:00 PM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

2:15 – 3:00 PM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

3:00 – 4:00 PM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

3:00 – 4:00 PM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

4:00 – 4:45 PM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

10:00 – 11:00 PM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

11:00 – 11:45 PM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

11:45 – 12:15 AM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

12:15 – 1:00 AM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

12:15 – 1:00 AM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

1:00 – 2:00 AM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

1:00 – 2:00 AM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

2:00 – 2:45 AM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

2:00 – 3:00 PM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

3:00 – 3:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

3:45 – 4:15 PM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

4:15 – 5:00 PM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

4:15 – 5:00 PM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

5:00 – 6:00 PM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

5:00 – 6:00 PM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

6:00 – 6:45 PM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

12:00 – 1:00 AM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

1:00 – 1:45 AM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

1:45 – 2:15 AM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

2:15 – 3:00 AM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

2:15 – 3:00 AM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

3:00 – 4:00 AM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

3:00 – 4:00 AM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

4:00 – 4:45 AM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

5:30 – 6:30 PM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

6:30 – 7:15 PM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

7:15 – 7:45 PM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

7:45 – 8:30 PM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

7:45 – 8:30 PM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

8:30 – 9:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

8:30 – 9:30 PM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

9:30 – 10:15 PM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

3:30 – 4:30 AM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

4:30 – 5:15 AM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

5:15 – 5:45 AM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

5:45 – 6:30 AM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

5:45 – 6:30 AM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

6:30 – 7:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

6:30 – 7:30 AM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

7:30 – 8:15 AM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

8:00 – 9:00 PM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

9:00 – 9:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

9:45 – 10:15 PM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

10:15 – 11:00 PM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

10:15 – 11:00 PM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

11:00 – 12:00 AM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

11:00 – 12:00 AM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

12:00 – 12:45 AM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

6:00 – 7:00 AM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

7:00 – 7:45 AM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

7:45 – 8:15 AM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

8:15 – 9:00 AM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

8:15 – 9:00 AM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

9:00 – 10:00 AM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

9:00 – 10:00 AM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

10:00 – 10:45 AM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

10:00 – 11:00 PM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

11:00 – 11:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

11:45 – 12:15 AM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

12:15 – 1:00 AM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

12:15 – 1:00 AM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

1:00 – 2:00 AM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

1:00 – 2:00 AM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

2:00 – 2:45 AM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

8:00 – 9:00 AM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

9:00 – 9:45 AM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

9:45 – 10:15 AM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

10:15 – 11:00 AM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

10:15 – 11:00 AM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

11:00AM – 12:00 PM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

11:00 – 12:00 PM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

12:00 – 12:45 PM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

8:00 – 9:00 AM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

9:00 – 9:45 AM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

9:45 – 10:15 AM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

10:15 – 11:00 AM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

10:15 – 11:00 AM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

12:00 – 12:45 PM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

6:00 – 7:00 PM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

7:00 – 7:45 PM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

7:45 – 8:15 PM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

8:15 – 9:00 PM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

8:15 – 9:00 PM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

9:00 – 10:00 PM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

9:00 – 10:00 PM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

10:00 – 10:45 PM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

7:00 – 8:00 AM
Option 1

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr. , Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski (Unified Pair from SO Germany), Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy (Unified Pair from SO Egypt).

8:00 – 8:45 AM
Option 1

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

8:45 – 9:15 AM
Option 1

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

Speakers: FIBA Foundation

9:15 – 10:00 AM
Option 1

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

9:15 – 10:00 AM
Option 1

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

10:00 – 11:00 AM
Option 1

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

10:00 – 11:00 AM
Option 1

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

11:00 – 11:45 AM
Option 1

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

5:00 – 6:00 PM
Option 2

Virtual Youth & Educator Summit Kickoff

The 2024 Virtual Global Youth & Educators Summit, themed "Educate to Empower," will officially be opened with guests and keynote speakers sharing the significance of uniting young people and educators for expanding inclusive school environments. 

Speakers: Mary Davis, Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Tim Shriver Jr., Louis Kleemeyer and Tim Pietrowski, Shahd Elmowafy and Abdelrahman Elmowafy, Unified Pair from SO Egypt

6:00 – 6:45 PM
Option 2

Panel: "The Importance of Inclusion in Education: The Roles of Youth, Educators, and Governments in Building Inclusive Societies"

In this panel, participants will learn from experts in the field on how educators, young people and governments can work together to build inclusion within schools and their communities.

Facilitator: Dr. Tim Shriver

Speakers: Malvin Tafadzwa Mukombe and Vimbai Yolanda Njovo (Unified pair from SO Zimbabwe), Dr. Sheldon Berman, Mr. Fred Haga

6:45 – 7:15 PM
Option 2

Sport for Social Change

This session delves into the transformative power of sports as a catalyst for social change, exploring its ability to drive positive impact and foster community development.

7:15 – 8:00 PM
Option 2

Making Peace Through Artifacts

Youth Session

This session focuses on defining and experiencing peace through the five senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight), prompting participants to identify their own personal artifacts of peace from their lives. 

Speakers: Elana Haviv (Generation Human Rights) and Fiona Turner (VII Foundation)

7:15 – 8:00 PM
Option 2

Disabilities and Right to Education for All

Educator Session

This session focuses on creating schools that welcome everyone. It provides insights into the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the significance of understanding disabilities from a human rights perspective.

Speakers: Mr. Sergio Meresman (UNICEF)

8:00 – 9:00 PM
Option 2

Inclusion Matters – Advocating for All

Youth Session

Explore global disability rights as it relates to the Special Olympics youth declaration, as we discuss the pivotal role of youth in shaping inclusive societies for individuals with disabilities.

Speakers: United Nations Youth Office

8:00 – 9:00 PM
Option 2

Design Thinking in Education

Educator Session

This session introduces the concept of Design Thinking and its fundamental principles. It demonstrates how this creative process can be implemented by educators in educational settings to enhance creativity, promote innovation, and facilitate inclusion. 

Speakers: Manar Hammoud and Maya Maddah (Teach from Lebanon)

9:00 – 9:45 PM
Option 2

Youth Got Talent Festival

Witness the extraordinary talent of young performers from across the globe as they showcase a diverse range of artistic expressions at the Youth Got Talent Festival.

Performers: Youth Leaders from global Special Olympics Programs. 

12:00 – 12:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

12:45 – 1:30 PM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

1:30 – 2:30 PM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

2:30 – 3:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

2:30 – 3:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

3:30 – 4:30 PM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

10:00 – 10:45 PM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

10:45 – 11:30 PM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

11:30 – 12:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

11:30 – 12:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

12:30 – 1:30 AM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

2:00 – 2:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

2:45 – 3:30 PM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

3:30 – 4:30 PM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

4:30 – 5:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

4:30 – 5:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

5:30 – 6:30 PM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

12:00 – 12:45 AM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

12:45 – 1:30 AM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

1:30 – 2:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

1:30 – 2:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

2:30 – 3:30 AM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

5:30 – 6:15 PM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

6:15 – 7:00 PM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

7:00 – 8:00 PM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

8:00 – 9:00 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

9:00 – 10:00 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

9:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

3:30 – 4:15 AM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

4:15 – 5:00 AM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

5:00 – 6:00 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

5:00 – 6:00 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

6:00 – 7:00 AM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

8:00 – 8:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

8:45 – 9:30 PM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

9:30 – 10:30 PM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

10:30 – 11:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

10:30 – 11:30 PM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

11:30 PM – 12:30 AM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

6:00 – 6:45 AM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

6:45 – 7:30 AM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

7:30 – 8:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

7:30 – 8:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

8:30 – 9:30 AM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

10:00 – 10:45 PM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

10:45 – 11:30 PM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

11:30 PM – 12:30 AM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

11:30 – 12:30 AM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

12:30 – 1:30 AM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

1:30 – 2:30 AM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

8:00 – 8:45 AM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

8:45 – 9:30 AM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

9:30 – 10:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

9:30 – 10:30 AM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

8:00 – 8:45 AM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

8:45 – 9:30 AM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

9:30 – 10:30 AM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

10:30 – 11:30 AM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

10:30 – 11:30 AM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

6:00 – 6:45 PM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

6:45 – 7:30 PM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

7:30 – 8:30 PM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

7:30 – 8:30 PM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

8:30 – 9:30 PM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

7:00 – 7:45 AM
Option 1

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

7:45 – 8:30 AM
Option 1

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

8:30 – 9:30 AM
Option 1

Connecting with Your Special Olympics Region: Breakouts

In this session participants will engage with other youth and educators from their regions, fostering connections and exchanging ideas. 

Participating Regions: Special Olympics Africa, Special Olympics Latin America, Special Olympics Middle East North Africa, Special Olympics North America 

9:30 – 10:30 AM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

9:30 – 10:30 AM
Option 1

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Option 1

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

5:00 – 5:45 PM
Option 2

Panel: Youth Voices for Inclusion in Education

The second day of the Virtual Summit opens with a panel discussion that features youth leaders from Special Olympics programs worldwide, as they emphasize the significance of incorporating youth voice into conversations around fostering inclusive school environments..

Facilitator: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl

Speakers: Chang Wang and Yuchu Zhou (Unified Pair from SO China), Kadidiatou Diallo and Idrissa Sonko (Unified Pair from SO Senegal), Thanya Monserrat Gehrmann López, and Aline María Constanza Chavez (Unified Pair from SO Paraguay).

5:45 – 6:30 PM
Option 2

Leading Across Generations

In this session, both youth and educators will learn strategies for fostering inclusive school environments through intergenerational leadership, promoting collaboration and cross-generational mentorship.

Speakers: Global Nomads: Shahvir Bhujwala, Simran Nagpal, Katinka Lennemann, Jonathan Kamohelo Motubatse, Rainy Lu, and Sophia Bispo

Special Olympics: Shashwat Agarwal and Sagar Kapoor (Unified Pair from SO Bharat), Bakre Roudani and Yassine Tahr (Unified Pair from SO Morocco).

6:30 – 7:30 PM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Youth

Youth Session

In this session, youth will gain valuable skills for leadership, focusing on cultivating inclusive mindsets and behaviors.

Speakers: Sky Riley, Ian Tanti and Sean Farrugia (Unified Pair from SO Malta), Amy Mariela Ramírez Estrada and Gabriela Patricia Velásquez Rodríguez (Unified Pair from SO El Salvador), Kate Gonzalez and Samuel Lara (Unified Pair from SO Southern California)

6:30 – 7:30 PM
Option 2

Inclusive Mindsets & Behaviors for Educators

Educator Session

In this session, educators will have the opportunity to learn more about “Inclusive Mindsets and Behaviors”, a framework for defining, understanding, teaching, and fostering inclusion.

Speakers: Dr. Jacqueline Jodl and Jennifer Donahue

7:30 – 8:30 PM
Option 2

Experiences of Inclusion

In this session, two young people will share their ideas and experiences about promoting inclusive school environments with educators and youth.

Speakers: Maria José Carranza & Nir Shrestha (Global Partnership for Education)

Partners

Frequently Asked Questions

While the sessions are pre-recorded to ensure we can translate and everything runs smoothly, they are played “live” during the summit. This means everyone will join the session at the same time (each session will be aired “live” twice to account for time zones), and there will be live chat functions where people can answer questions and present their ideas. The sessions are also designed to have discussion sections, so, during the recording, the speakers will pause to allow time for the audience to respond in the chat.
Yes! Each session will be aired “live” twice per day to account for time zones.
There is no limit to participants. We encourage Programs to invite all youth and educators who would be interested in the topics.
We will have joint sessions, and specific ones for young people and others for educators.
Yes! We will have English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai, and Chinese.
  • Listen/Watch online presentations
  • Participate in inclusive youth leadership and project management trainings
  • Listen to experts on different education, sports, and inclusion topics.
  • Download resources to review later
  • Chat live with other participants
We will be able to promote participant interaction in a variety of ways throughout the virtual platform. During each session, there will be a live chat function where participants can interact, ask questions, or leave comments. We will also have the opportunity for participants to complete different tasks within the platform to achieve points and earn a spot on the leaderboard.
No, they will have the opportunity to choose which sessions they want to attend. However, for the best experience, we highly recommend that youth and educators join as much as possible. Moreover, participants wishing to review the material can access the sessions after the event.
This event is open to all but targeted towards ages 14-25.
We mean all the teachers/adults supporting the Unified School and Unified Champion School programming worldwide. For example, school coaches, school leaders, and teachers.
Yes! Participation will be open for every Program around the world.