Children have fewer opportunities for free play than did previous generations; adults are working more, playing less, and plagued by stress. The loss of play for kids and adults is particularly pronounced in poor communities, where it has become a luxury. Play is inseparable from personal and societal development, and thus the loss of play becomes a social justice issue too.
Join play scholar Carrie Lobman and guest play activists and advocates to discuss the activities, controversies and conceptions moving around and about the play movement.
Sunday, November 11; 12-1:30 PM Eastern
Registration: $35; $25 Student/Retired/Low Income
