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Recreation Employee Conversations: One-on-One Check-Ins

Join this 2020 Virtual session and develop a five-question "listening" system that will allow you to effectively check in with your staff and volunteers in 10 minutes or less. Use a series of questions to learn from part-time staff and volunteers about workplace wins, challenges, and suggestions for leadership.

CEUs: 0.01

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Release Your Niche: Carrer Success in Parks and Recreation

Unlock the path to success in your park and recreation career! Release Your Niche: Pursuing Success in Your Park and Recreation Career will help professionals who are in a specialized field to broaden their experiences, knowledge and network to work at higher levels, overseeing multiple divisions/departments.Ê

CEU's: 0.1

Date of Live Event: First Monday in January 2023

$35.00
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Repurposing Park Space: Making Multiple Uses Work

If you're involved in facilities or maintenance operations, you know that construction projects take time, money and planning. Join us to discover the secrets behind successful public-private partnerships and learn how they can help you achieve desired outcomes for your community.

CEU's: 0.1

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September Premier: 2024 On-Demand education Talk

This on-demand education talk will be released on the first Monday of the month unless otherwise noted. Each month's virtual subscription Talk will be available for registration in advance, but the contents themselves will go live during the month of release. NRPA's virtual education Talks feature knowledgeable subject matter experts presenting on timely insights from research and practice. Each Talk is approximately 45 minutes to one hour long and is worth 0.1 CEU.

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Date of Live Event: First Monday in September 2024

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Social Construction of Race in Recreation and Public Spaces

Public lands and outdoor recreation have a long history of cultural and political contention between state actors and settler colonialists, indigenous groups and other racially "othered" populations, specifically racialized Black populations. Wilderness and outdoor spaces are believed to be places of rest, solace and exploration. However, this belief suppresses the experiences and values that people of color hold towards nature, historically shaped by their own experiences. Join us for a talk with Rasul Mowatt, department head of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management at North Carolina State University, as he discusses the role of race and whiteness in recreation and public spaces. This talk is best suited for individuals who have more advanced knowledge of diversity, equity and inclusion and have previously explored concepts of privilege and white supremacy.

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Strategic Plans To Build Resilient and Healthy Communities

NRPA envisions a future where everyone recognizes the full power of parks and recreation and its role in building strong, healthy, resilient communities. Participate in this webinar to learn about NRPA's vision and strategic plan; opportunities to invest in and champion the field; and steps that park and recreation professionals can take to build climate resiliency, advance community health and well-being, and ensure access for all. Speakers Joshua Medeiros and Monique Odom will share case studies and examples of how parks and recreation in their communities serves as a catalyst of positive change for social equity, climate readiness and overall well-being.

CEU's: 0.1

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Strategic Thinking 2022

Strategic Thinking is a process that defines how you think about, assess, view, and create the future. Leaders have the responsibility to include strategic thinking for themselves, their employees and the organization as a whole by applying these strategies for the part of the organization that they are responsible for. The course covers the following topic areas:

- Strategy and Leadership, or Creating a strategy-focused organization;
- There are two sections devoted to developing strategy; and
- The final section will discuss how strategies are implemented.

Strategic Thinking is part of NRPA's Leadership Certificate . The session is intended for all levels of leadership from agency directors and department heads to front line leaders and those aspiring to lead.

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The ADA Is Back! Was It Really Ever Gone?

Join this webinar to learn how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is enforced and identify enforcement trends to better get ahead of the curve and apply mandates to your home agency operations.

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The Gender Unicorn? Tell Me More!

Our communities consist of people with diverse sexual and gender identities. This webinar will provide a foundation for park and recreational professionals to learn more about people with these identities and will provide a springboard for conversation about strategies to ensure the voices and experiences of those with these identities are at the table and heard with regard to parks and recreation.

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The History of Equity in Parks and Recreation

Decisions made throughout the history of the United States has shaped the inequities in park access and quality we see today. Join this webinar to learn about the decisions that led to these inequities and how they shaped the parks movement as well as how this history impacts local efforts to address systemic inequities.

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