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The Olympian & Paralympian#

Official USOPA Magazine
The official magazine of USOPA, The Olympian & Paralympian, is back. It's reimagined digital format is published quarterly (January, April, July, October) and is delivered via email to all USOPA members.
July 2025 Edition
Your July 2025 Issue of The Olympian & Paralympian is here - Click here to view the digital issue.
The July 2025 magazine highlights the announcement of our new Manager, Alumni Relations, updates from USOPA President Jackie Washington, spotlights on our USOPA chapters celebrating Olympic and Paralympic Day, and the 2025 Hall of Fame class.

Alumni In The News#

"Bumps in the Road" documentary showcases work of U.S. Paralympian Rory Cooper on Assistive Technology for Wheelchair Users
The new documentary reveals how Cooper's life experience transformed revolutionary assistive technology.
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A look inside 'Life in the Peace Corps' - A feature highlighting U.S. Olympian Brooke Forde
Following her retirement from U.S. Swimming in 2022, Brooke stepped into a health volunteer position at the Peace Corps in rural Peru where she has played a major role in promoting healthy recreational activities for teens, including teaching a swim clinic for local children.
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Two U.S. Olympians selected for community art project leading up to Paris 2024 Olympics
Two American rowers were selected to be artists-in-residence for the Paris Games, working to combine art with sport in a way that engaged Paris-local community groups around the Games.
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Two women wearing swim caps and Team USA kits hug and smile before a race.

Stay Connected

No matter where you are in your post-athletic journey, you are a part of the Team USA alumni community. Stay informed on updates and events, connect with fellow alumni and open doors for the next generation of Team USA athletes.