As a leader within your community, you play an important role in promoting inclusivity, acceptance and equality. ACTIVE Network partnered with The Summer Camp Society to provide a series of informative webinars that help you better understand your program’s impact on the community and how to ensure it’s a positive one.
Looking at your program through the lens of inclusion can sometimes be difficult, particularly as many long-held traditions reflect a much different time in cultural acceptance. In this webinar, Simone Gamble, MSW, founder of OAAARS, discusses the seven ways in which racism is planted in programming and what you can do to root it out.
Through restorative justice your camp can help create systems within your community that will build connections, partnerships and empathy. In this webinar, Laura Kreigel, founder of Camp Stomping Ground, and Allison Klee will help you understand restorative justice and how to easily implement best practices yourself.
Acceptance and inclusivity are a top priority for your organization. However, there's often unspoken expectations and nuances that newcomers aren’t aware of. In this webinar, Jack Schott, co-founder of The Summer Camp Society, shows you how recognizing and addressing the hidden curriculum.
It’s important to understand that all of your participants have different needs in terms of how they learn and interact with others. In this webinar, Erin Ross, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA, will help you better understand autism and offers some best practices you can implement immediately to ensure your youth programs are a welcoming place for all.
