Good Things (Can) Take Time
A passion project nearly 20 years in the making, this summer’s collaboration with the Police Athletic League of Wilmington (PALW) and Discover to help answer…
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Playgrounds are a Bipartisan Issue
What the 2022 midterm elections mean for KABOOM’s advocacy work. Playgrounds are a bipartisan issue, which is a good thing now there is a divided…
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Working with DigDeep to meet the critical needs of kids
In celebration of the rich heritage, culture and contributions of the Hispanic community, we are honored to highlight the inspiring story of this resilient Mexican-American…
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Working across sectors to support kids’ mental and physical health
Learn more about our steps to strengthening the mental and physical health of children, families, and communities. Earlier this year, our CEO Lysa Ratliff provided…
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Equity in Parks: Celebrating the Contributions of Hispanic & Latino Leaders in Parks and Recreation
Hispanic Heritage Month, observed annually from September 15th-October 15th. Hispanic Heritage Month, observed annually from September 15th-October 15th, is a time set aside to celebrate…
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KABOOM! On PBS Newshour
We are tackling playspace inequity one playce at a time! We are proud to share we were featured on PBS NewsHour! Our CEO Lysa Ratliff…
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What the data says about playspace inequity
A team of experts partnered with KABOOM! to summarize what the research has to say about equitable access to quality playspace. Access to play looks…
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Playspaces can help address the youth mental health crisis
Mental health challenges in children, adolescents, and young adults are real and widespread. Even before the pandemic, an alarming number of young people struggled with…
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A Moment of Gratitude for MacKenzie Scott
Equity can only be realized when all people involved have an opportunity to help shape it. MacKenzie Scott During the time we are celebrating Women’s…
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Racial Justice in Recreation: Lessons from Three Black Leaders in the Early Struggle for Playspace Equity
Playgrounds spread across America in the early 20th century as cities grew and the movement for public recreation started to gain momentum. From the very…
