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Inclusive Play That Moves You<br />
Inclusive Play<br />
Plamore Park Designing outdoor spaces for varying abilities<br />
See Page 6 ensures inclusivity by providing environments that are<br />
accessible and usable for everyone in the community.<br />
1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2015). Developmental Disabilities. Atlanta, GA: Author<br />
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Universally designed spaces are<br />
really just good design. Outdoor spaces<br />
are critical for the development, wellness<br />
and growth of people and communities and<br />
should be engaging, enjoyable and equitable<br />
for everyone. The playground is a reflection<br />
of the community and everyone should be<br />
able to experience it in a way that meets their<br />
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