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Pilot or Passenger? Navigating Your Work-Life Balance

Is work-life balance a struggle? This session will help you take control of your work-life balance. Understand how to plan personal time and professional needs or schedules as effectively as possible while understanding that sometimes things happen to interrupt plans and priorities that are out of your control. So, how do you navigate through it all? Learn how to recover from lack of work-life balance and how to prioritize and plan to achieve a lifestyle with a healthy work-life balance.

CEU's: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
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Providing Accessibility for All Abilities

Receive guidance on making waterfronts accessible for people of all abilities and identify specific adaptive features necessary for paddlers in wheelchairs. This session will be structured to educate paddling groups, kayaking communities, park systems and governmental bodies about the differences and misconceptions that exist between "accessible" and "adaptive" kayak launch systems. Accessible launches and adaptive launches are not synonymous. Learn about specific adaptive features that turn an accessible kayak launch into an adaptive kayak launch that allow paddlers with the greatest challenges and physical limitations the ability to get in and out of their vessel safely. Adaptive features that are typically overlooked will be identified. By attending this presentation, attendees will be able to identify specific adaptive features necessary to guide planning for an adaptive dock system.

CEU's: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
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Punk *** Book Jockeys vs. Nature Freaks and Reckers

Have you ever wondered why city/town departments have a hard time collaborating when all we are trying to do is serve the same population? Join us as we talk through some stereotypes about the competition; commiserate about the situations that we have dealt with, and then move forward to remove barriers to work collaboratively with departments in our organization!

CEU's: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00
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Queering the Parks

Queering the Parks is a partnership-based, youth-led initiative that creates uncontested public space by and for LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual) youth. Founded in 2019 at the Chicago Park District, Queering the Parks has engaged more than 1,500 queer youth in community organizing, public programming, cultural production and popular education. During this interactive and informative session, participants will learn how to support LGBTQIA+ youth in their parks through leadership development, public programming and relationship-building.

CEU's: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00
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Realistic Marketing Tips That Work

Are you tasked with promoting your parks and programs, but on a tight budget or have a small team? Discover tips and strategies to maximize your marketing engagement, effectiveness and expenses by utilizing partnerships, public relations, social media and creative content. This fast-paced session is packed with examples of marketing tips that are affordable, realistic to execute and, best of all, have worked.

CEU's: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
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Seattle's Urban Food Systems Program

This session highlights Seattle Parks and Recreations (SPR) Urban Food Systems (UFS) Program. It will outline the overall mission of UFS, the impact UFS has on Seattle's urban foodways, and City of Seattle municipal policies that center UFS programming around meaningful outreach and engagement to Black, Indigenous and people of color communities. UFS managed food growing spaces consist of fruit trees located city wide and community gardens located at SPR Community Centers city wide. UFS supports the stakeholders who steward the fruit trees and community gardens by coordinating the harvesting and distribution of fruit and vegetables produced at UFS managed sites. UFS mission is to maintain SPR's physical assets (trees, landscape features, etc.), and facilitate the access to public food growing spaces on SPR land to community residents throughout Seattle.

CEU's: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
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Selling the Career Path of Parks and Recreation to Gen Z

Tired of hearing, "Is parks and recreation a 'real job?" Are we missing opportunities to attract the best and brightest to the park and recreation profession? How do we create a successful parks and recreation talent pipeline? Learn how to design and implement a sales and marketing approach to attract and retain volunteers, part-time employees, seasonal workers and interns that come to us for our programs and stay involved for their first, part-time job or community-service experience. As professionals, we need engage and retain our frontline staff and sell our park and recreation professional career path opportunities early and often. This interactive session will encourage you to shift your existing recruitment approaches and rethink how you have been marketing part-time, seasonal and entry-level positions. It is time to create and implement a winning sales pitch for the professional career path of parks and recreation.

CEU's: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00
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Socioeconomic Impacts on Youth Athletics • Analysis Study

Socioeconomic, environmental factors, including family, safety, social and financial classification, and geographical location, all significantly impact youth's participation in sports. Learn about a study that explores solutions and alternatives to assisting youth who may not have access to sports for socioeconomic reasons. The analysis assumes that without external financial assistance, youth athletes from lower socioeconomic classes may not have the chance to acquire the resources necessary to participate in athletics. Using an open-ended interview technique, the researchers conducted a mix of qualitative and quantitative data analysis to collect data from the study participants. Participants were selected from multiple touchpoints: parents, coaches, social service workers, school system representatives, and local parks and recreation department representatives. Individuals came from all socioeconomic backgrounds in the surrounding counties of Tallahassee, Florida.

CEU's: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
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Sport for EveryBODY

Adapted sports are a growing field across the United States. Palms to Pines Parasports dba SoCal Adaptive Sports began its journey in April 2020 during the COVID pandemic. Since launching, we have created a number of partnerships with, among others, two park and recreation departments & Desert Recreation District (DRD) in Coachella Valley, California, and the City of Riverside, the largest municipality in Riverside County, California. Currently, we offer a number of programs and are expanding our offerings. This session will describe this journey and how nonprofit, adapted sports organizations can work with and develop partnerships with municipalities that may not be offering adapted sports for people of all abilities.

CEU's: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00
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STP: A Proven Super-Charged System for Solving Problems

We all try to provide an excellent customer experience 100 percent of the time. Unfortunately, sometimes things don't go as planned. At that crucial customer experience moment, we can either lose a customer forever or turn them into a raving fan by solving their problem with compassion and empathy. This session provides a specific, easy-to-remember strategy for you and your team to use every time you want to eliminate your customer's frustration, meet their needs, and ultimately exceed their expectations as you effectively solve their problems (STP). You will learn the strategy, practice it and take away a step-by-step cue card to help you implement it with your team.

CEU's: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
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