How Building More Inclusive Playgrounds Means More Playtime For Every Child (www.forbes.com)

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Steven Aquino (@steven_aquino@sfba.social) writes:

For my latest story for my column, I went deep into the need for building more accessible, inclusive playgrounds.

This is a good reminder that the ADA goes only so far. To comply with the law is really a low bar. Compulsion is not volition.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenaquino/2024/07/03/how-building-more-inclusive-playgrounds-means-more-playtime-for-every-child/

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