Inclusion Takes A Village
…d adults with disabilities that will leave a legacy of true inclusion in this community for the next generation. During the 2009 recession, when new park and playground projects were least likely to h…
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How Play is Changing Our Relationship With Inclusion
Our Experience With Inclusion Every person has some relationship to inclusion, and there are as many definitions of the concept as there are ways in which to provide it. Your organization may have ext…
Melody Day Receives Youth Champion 4 Inclusion Award
Melody Day was awarded the Youth Champion 4 Inclusion Award from Play 4 ALL and Cunningham Recreation. Melody, a student at Heritage Elementary in Wentzville, Missouri, inspired her entire school and …
Collaborating for Inclusion
…dvocacy of Sonya, and the unwavering drive of the Bentleys, Inclusion in Motion, the committee that would eventually fundraise, advocate, and build the Motion Junction was established. Through a…
Using Open-Ended Play Equipment to Promote Inclusion
… open-ended play can not only promote imagination, but also inclusion. The typical climber and slide does not allow any accommodation for differences in a child’s ability. A child who has poor balance…
Reference of Inclusion Organizations
…stitute www.centerondisability.org (510) 285-5600 Commit to Inclusion Initiative committoinclusion.org (800) 900-8086 Council for Disability Awareness www.disabilitycanhappen.org (207) 774-2634 Develo…
Tips for social inclusion at the playground and beyond
…a difference Introduce games that help promote teamwork and inclusion. Games that are continuous and don’t eliminate participants are games to consider. Inclusive games do not focus too much on …
Inclusive Play in 2019
…inability to do things; instead, we discuss how the lack of inclusion lies with poorly designed environments. The Inclusive Play Design Guide highlights eight keys to inclusion: Use unitary surf…
A Place that Connects Us All
…issolving these deep and painful barriers and creating true inclusion is easier than it seems. Step 1: Adopt a mindset that inclusion matters…all means all. Step 2: Find ways to modify what you create…
Contending Resource Allocation Theories in Sports and Recreation
…it for an arranged program or an event - no drop-in walk on inclusion for them. The basketball players demand and warrant a number of basketball courts; soccer and kickball players similarly. And fund…
Building Inclusive Play Spaces By Considering The Whole Child, Whole Environment, And Whole Community
…abilities certainly includes those who use wheelchairs, but inclusion doesn’t stop there. True inclusion considers all people, across a broad spectrum of abilities, age, and skill. And while there may…
The ADA Milestone Reconsidered
…distraction from and perhaps a distortion of the purpose of inclusion of the disabled. In the parks, there are a great many aggressive exclusionary ball playing fields which communities provide. …