Scholar Series: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Empowering Professionals to Dismantle Health Inequities and Systemic Racism in Parks and Recreation
Course Description:
Research indicates predominately White communities are far more likely to take advantage of the numerous health benefits of public parks as compared to communities of color. What is the cause of this racial and ethnic disparity in park use? What are opportunities for play and recreational professionals to drive health equity in their communities? Join an esteemed panel to learn about how centuries of oppression and structural racism have excluded people of color from public parks and discuss future-driven solutions to deliver equitable public spaces that benefit all.
Educational resources and continuing education certificates will be provided. CEUs for a total of 1 Professional Development Hours (.1 IACET CEU). Learners receiving CEUs must meet the criteria for participation and achievement of learning objectives.
