The Paralympic logo is referred to as the Agitos, which means 'I move' in Latin. It shares some of the intended symbolism of the Olympic rings, but it also has it's own story.

The logo has received minor variations of the years, including white spaces between the rings where they intersect with each other. By 2010, it had reverted to its original form with no spaces.

The first Paralympic logo for the 1988 Paralympic Games in Seoul used five Tae-Geuks in a similar composition to that of the Olympic rings.

One side of the medal design has the two halves coming together to create the Olympic rings or the Paralympic Agitos. The ...

Host City: Los Angeles, California, United States Events: 800 in 50 sports U.S. Broadcast Partner: NBCUniversal Logo and Locations The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will be defined by emblems.

The logo incorporates the number "26" and is stylized with a single white line that reflects "Milano Cortina 2026's ambition to place sustainability and legacy at its core," according to Olympics.com.

An online petition seeking a new logo already has more than 30,000 signatures. June 5, 2007 — -- Unveiled with aplomb Monday in North London to an audience of more than 700 Olympic ...