KABOOM! Supports Affordable Access To Our National Parks
KABOOM!, as the national nonprofit dedicated to improving kids’ access to play, supports easy and affordable access to our National Parks and that is why…
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Nature, Innovation, and Persistence- Bringing more play to kids in Maryland through partnership
Kids thrive when they have opportunities to explore, imagine, and connect with the natural world. Studies consistently show that outdoor play boosts creativity, reduces stress,…
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Now Available: Nature Exploration Area Toolkit
New resource helps cities design nature-infused playspaces that support climate resilience, child well-being, and equity.
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Play, Power, and Purpose: Kids Advocating for Their Rights
This summer, the halls of Congress echoed with something a little different— the passionate voices of kids advocating for one powerful thing: the need for…
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Every child has the right to grow up feeling safe.
Our hearts are with Minneapolis.
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Four Ways Cities Can Make This a Summer of Play
Each summer, the familiar sounds of kids racing outside to play fill the air. Families and neighbors gather outdoors in parks, at playgrounds, and in…
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Let's Keep Playgrounds for Kids
Every child in America is entitled to have spaces where they feel safe, cared for, and free. Those kinds of spaces not only help promote…
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Building More Than a Playground in Historic Eatonville: A Legacy of Greatness, A Future of Hope
Earlier this year, something extraordinary happened in the heart of Eatonville, Florida that brought together a historic town, a passionate community, and more than 150…
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New Design Toolkit for Enriching Outdoor Playspaces for our Youngest Learners
The KABOOM! Early Childhood Playspace Design Toolkit is a new resource that empowers early learning providers, city leaders, and planners with tools to create developmentally-appropriate outdoor environments that help children ages 0 to 5 grow and thrive.
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Why Tariffs and Global Trade Wars Are Bad for Playgrounds
Playgrounds are vital civic infrastructure, and just like any piece of infrastructure, they rely on materials, like steel, for their construction. When prices on those…
