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Beyond disability, there are abilities; beyond accessibility, there is inclusion.

A meaningful playground supervision plan, ensuring safety and helping to protect children at play requires planning, training, and deliberate action.

Use these disability terminology tips to raise awareness and champion inclusive programs and spaces in your community!

Use this comprehensive park checklist to thoughtfully create a welcoming atmosphere and outdoor play and recreation destinations.

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

When measuring the outcomes generated through playful placemaking, capturing data is key to success.

In leading, designing, or passionate about projects in your community, playful placemaking offers you a unique opportunity to lead facilitation through play.

Research has identified five types of play that are an integral part of human development and can help plan your playful placemaking experiences.

Community planning sessions, if mindfully developed and presented, can bring energy and productivity and create a rewarding experience for those involved.