A two-phase project with Safe Haven Community in Nakuru, Kenya, to promote the importance of an inclusive society through inclusion workshops with educators, an advocacy workshop with parents, home visits, and a family event.​

Family Event

Supporting Family Connections through Play

Inclusion Workshop

An opportunity to come together as a global community to support one another. Throughout Zimbabwe, students with disabilities are isolated, without access to school due to the pandemic. With the help of technology, we can bring joy, engagement, and connection to all of our lives.

WhatsApp Zimbabwe Explained

Introductory Video

Power of Colors

Create a Game

Guitar Song

Let's Dance

Roller Skating

Jokes

Kindness Rocks

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

A mental health awareness initiative bringing together the education community, for the community and by the community when we all need it the most.​

May 2020

• Disabilities During Social Isolation 

• Meeting a Communities Needs through Recreational Therapy & Adaptive Sports

• Supporting Your Community: How To Best Implement New Practices Into Our Learning Environments 

May 2021

• The Power of Play: A Shift in Education

• The Power of Play: We All Need It!

• Why "Me-Time" Matters

• The Power of Play: Supporting Educators through Professional Development

• The Power of Play: A Guide to Inclusion​

A multi-layered project designed and implemented to address low rates of engagement in sport, recreation, and play for children with disabilities—specifically in schools and community programs— throughout Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. This project included initial and follow-up professional development workshops, a community-wide inclusive event, inclusive recreation programming at schools, and recreation equipment donations across three visits between 2018 and 2019.

Project Video

We were invited to Danang, Vietnam, to introduce youth with disabilities and their families to play. We spent our visit sharing positive experiences through foundational play with youth, their families, and staff at Orphan Voice's therapy center and school for children who are deaf.​

Project Video