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Cheer on Special Olympics USA!
Competing at the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025 this March is a dream come true for athletes. Send a message of encouragement with Microsoft Copilot to cheer them on their way.
Casting confidence
Special Olympics athletes are fostering inclusivity, bold risk-taking, and universal confidence through e-sports.
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Bringing basketball fans into the game
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Race into STEM
Formula 1 has achieved explosive growth with millions of fans worldwide, but the field remains predominantly male, with women underrepresented within Formula 1 teams. That’s why Microsoft joined forces with BWT Alpine F1® Team and their Rac(H)er initiative to support the inclusion of women in motorsports.
BWT Alpine F1® Team and Microsoft launched the Race Into STEM program—an ongoing effort featuring numerous global events. The program also includes a digital platform that provides youth with resources for enhancing their knowledge through STEM activities related to motorsports.
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Rebuilding blocks
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Scoring a future in STEM
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Rebuilding blocks
Changing the GameMinecraft changed video games forever, but can it democratize how we design our urban spaces?
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Inspiring the next generation — on and off the court
Changing the GameWNBA Crunch Time brings fans closer to the action with a deeper understanding of game plays.
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Gamifying breaks barriers
Changing the GameKC7’s gamified approach is reshaping how we think about education and inclusion in cybersecurity.
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Kids grow with running and STEM
Changing the GameAtlanta Track Club shows local youth how fitness and STEM can enhance their lives.
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Scoring a future in STEM
Changing the GameMicrosoft and professional sports organizations are empowering students to turn their passion for sports into futures in STEM.
