Thank you for asking. I'll just add to what Allison said, because I certainly agree with that.
I think as leaders we can communicate coming back and re-engaging with community. It's something that sport does so well. It creates and builds community. From a Special Olympics perspective, I know that athletes with an intellectual disability feel part of community by being involved in our organization. They gain confidence on the field of play and other skills, as Allison mentioned, that extend far beyond sport.
I think we can be speaking about coming back to community and what that looks like related to sport, that it has physical health benefits and mental health benefits and all of those things that create that kind of unique transformative—we always use that term, but it's true—power of sport.