Category: Black History Month
More Than Medals: A Mother-Daughter Journey in Sports and Leadership
For over two decades, the Johnson family has been a pillar of the Special Olympics Southern California community. What began as a way for Krystal to stay active evolved into a lifelong passion, propelling her from athlete to leader. With her mother, Delia, by her side as a coach and advocate, Krystal has competed on global stages, taken on leadership roles, and helped shape the future of Special Olympics. Their story is one of perseverance, family, and the transformative power of inclusion.
WeCare Industries: A Mission of Love and Inclusion
For Vickie Edwards, inclusion is personal. Inspired by the bond with her sister Danell, who has developmental disabilities, Vickie founded WeCare Industries—a mobile salon service dedicated to uplifting individuals with ...
Honoring Rafer Johnson: The Legacy of SOSC’s Founder
As we kick off Black History Month, we honor the remarkable legacy of Rafer Johnson—Olympic gold medalist, humanitarian, and founder of Special Olympics Southern California. His dedication to inclusion and opportunity for athletes with intellectual disabilities continues to inspire generations.