Gender Equity Youth-sports leaders share perspectives on coed competition, fairness, inclusion, age-based rules, and creating positive recreation experiences. This article is for Members only
A Meaningful Message Taking a hike, running around a playground, and going on a pontoon boat ride may seem routine to the casual observer, but outdoor recreational experiences such as these can be life-changing for children with autism.
Developing An "All Of Us" Mentality Inclusion is a way of thinking that goes further than non-discrimination by taking a proactive approach to include all people in all programs and services. For parks and recreation departments, an inclusive approach involves actively promoting recreation and leisure programs to people with… This article is for Members only
I Get It A parks and recreation professional reflects on purpose, community impact, inclusion, partnerships, and why the field offers such rewarding work. This article is for Members only
The Trouble With Labels Youth professionals should use necessary labels carefully while seeing each child’s individual strengths, needs, fears, interests, and potential. This article is for Members only
