inclusive play

At these Canadian playparks, kids with mobility, sensory and sight challenges can get active and have fun alongside non-disabled peers.

Anchel responds to recent headlines about Miles Ambridge, a young student left off to the side of his class photo because he is in a wheelchair.

Tracy's shocked by how passionate people get about the idea of replacing “Merry Christmas” with a more inclusive greeting.

The pandemic provides an opportunity to rethink how schools support children’s social connections and opportunities for informal play and recreation.