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Thank you Mrs. Shriver for all the things you taught us athletes these past years. We really miss you and we all love you very much. Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founder of Special Olympics, was a pioneer in the worldwide struggle for rights and acceptance for people with intellectual disabilities.
Eunice Kennedy-Shriver (* 10. Juli 1921 in Brookline , Massachusetts ; † 11. August 2009 auf Cape Cod , Massachusetts; gebürtig Eunice Mary Kennedy ) war eine Schwester von John F. , Robert F. , Edward Kennedy sowie Rosemary Kennedy und eine Aktivistin für Menschen mit Behinderung.
11 ago 2009 · Eunice Kennedy Shriver passed away on August 11, 2009 at the age of 88. Watch this event with audio description. Eunice Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts, on July 10, 1921, the fifth of Rose and Joseph Kennedy’s nine children and their third daughter. She attended the Convent of the Sacred Heart School in Noroton, Connecticut, and ...
In Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s refusal to accept her physical limitations or her father’s limited expectations, the seeds of more than the Special Olympics were sown. The same willful determination would chart her course for a half-century on behalf of those with intellectual disabilities who were denied a place on the playing field, a chair in the classroom, or a job in the workforce.
When people speak of the origin of Special Olympics, they look no further than the first Camp Shriver—founded by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in the early 1960s. They talk of one woman's dream that started in her own backyard. They speak of her vision: how through sports, the lives of people with…
Eunice Kennedy (10 de julio de 1921 - 11 de agosto de 2009) 1 fue una socióloga y política estadounidense. Perteneció a la familia Kennedy; fue la quinta de los nueve hijos que tuvieron Joseph P. Kennedy y Rose Fitzgerald, y fue hermana de John F. Kennedy . Fundó en 1962 el Camp Shriver, que comenzó en su granja de Maryland y se convirtió ...
President Kennedy signs an amendment to the Social Security Act, providing for increased funding for childhood and maternal health services as well as services for children with disabilities. Eunice Kennedy Shriver, a consultant to the President's Panel which supported the bill, stands among other dignitaries. October 24, 1963 . Cecil Stoughton.
