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BlogVisit A Local Inclusion National Demonstration Site Today!

Every play and recreation setting can help uniquely tell a community’s story and provide the critical benefits of play.

BlogThe Right to Play on an Inclusive Playground

Communities are recognizing the value and need for inclusive playgrounds creating a powerful energy to help children of all abilities enjoy their right to play!

BlogCase Study: Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Edmonton, Alberta, CA

Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital is focused on family-centered care that engages the whole family, including siblings, parents, grandparents, and caregivers.

BlogWhole Child, Whole Environments, Whole Community

Truly inclusive environments begin with an understanding and intentional design focus on the developmental needs of the whole child.

BlogUnderstanding Diversity, Inclusion, & Social Equity

Addressing diversity in outdoor play environments demonstrates how a community respects and values all forms of inherent differences we possess as individuals.

BlogPlay is for everyone...at least is SHOULD be!

The trend of inclusivity on the playground is growing, but how do you know the environment you build meets the spirit and functionality of true inclusion?

BlogThe Science of Play: Neoteny-To Play is Deeply Embedded in our Human Biological Design.

Neoteny is the biological design in the genes for staying "young" despite getting older. This immaturity is retained through our design for lifelong PLAY.

BlogHuman Play and Animal Play and Why We're More Similar Than You Think

Have you ever wondered why a yarn-ball romp with your kitty, or tug of war with your dog is so contagious and fun? And so good for you?

BlogThe Science of Play: Why Play?

Because nature designed us to play. Because we are built to enjoy its nature-assured benefits, which are manifold and often subtle in their manifestations.