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12 Strategies to help young people with autism design with you

As the CEO of Dream Networks and a co-design consultant, it's extremely important to me, that within our design workshops, we cultivate a...

Designing with the excluded

What does it look like to create a design environment where the excluded, non-minority can participate? Over the last 9 years, we have...

Play can be everywhere and for everyone

This is a simple statement that seems so hard to realise in our increasingly urban environments, where space for play is contested and...

Playground Prisons? A call for playground social distancing solutions

As primary schools begin to open across European countries such as France, Governments have stated that social distancing measures must...

Animating Play4all

While collecting data on how and why children play outdoors in Kitengela in February. I had to work away from site one Friday. As I sat...

A slightly belated Happy International Women's Day!

This year for International Womens Day 2020, I had the absolute privilege of sitting down with Chloe from Goodsted. We spoke about a few...

Democratising Play provision to enable Play4all

Playgrounds are stagnant. Playgrounds are in decline. Playgrounds are not for all! These three statements conclude why this website has...

And away we go!

In January 2020 began our fieldwork in Kitengela, a peri urban town in Kenya . I have the absolute privilege to work with a team of 2...