Anti-Racism and Belonging in Outdoor Play and Learning (*NEW*!)

This online course is a professional development initiative to equip educators and leaders with the knowledge and skills to create safer, more welcoming outdoor spaces for all. We hope you will come away from this course with a deeper understanding of what terms like “access”, “inclusion”, “racism”, and “ally” mean. We hope you will develop the skills necessary to begin to see how white supremacy culture is operating in your workplace, and acquire the tools to begin dismantling it.

Introduction to Risky Play

How to Start a Forest/Nature School Webinar Series

Are you hoping to start your own Forest and Nature School program, but you’re not sure where to start? Join us for this 2-part webinar series! Our bilingual panel of experienced FNS founders/practitioners from across the country will share how they started their programs, things they wish they knew before they got started, and things they’d do differently now!

You may access all webinar resources and recordings.

Tools Workshop (*NEW*!)

This is an outdoor, experiential workshop for any adult who wishes to be more comfortable working with tools and/or working with tools with children in their programs. You will have an opportunity to:

• Practice working with bow saws, hand drills and knives
• Learn to build shelters with tarps and ropes
• Create your own wooden item
• Understand the ecological impact of using tools and harvesting from the Land
• Learn how to support tool use and practice with children in your programs

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