Camp Shriver

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Camp Shriver was an inclusive summer sports camp for children with intellectual disabilities that became the forerunner to the Special Olympics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf sports camp
summer camp
associatedWithFamily Kennedy family NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
foundedBy Eunice Kennedy Shriver NERFINISHED
goal demonstrate abilities of people with intellectual disabilities
promote social inclusion through sports
provide athletic opportunities for children with intellectual disabilities
hasCharacteristic community-based
free of charge for participants
inclusive
hasLegacy foundation for global Special Olympics programs
hasMediaCoverage featured in national press in the 1960s
hasParticipantType children with intellectual disabilities
children without disabilities
hasPrimaryFocus children with intellectual disabilities
inclusive recreation
sports activities
hasSport swimming
team sports
track and field
hasTheme dignity for people with intellectual disabilities
equality in sports
integration of children with and without disabilities
hasVolunteerType college students
high school students
local community members
influenced creation of the Special Olympics movement
inspiredBy Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s sister Rosemary Kennedy NERFINISHED
isPredecessorOf Special Olympics NERFINISHED
locatedAt Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s home in Maryland
locatedIn Massachusetts
notableOutcome model for Special Olympics training and competition
operatedDuringSeason summer
organizedBy Eunice Kennedy Shriver and volunteers
recognizedAs forerunner to the Special Olympics
startTime 1962

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Eunice Mary Kennedy founded Camp Shriver