Work with Me
There's lots of ways we can work together! I'd love to help you create or improve your delivery of high-quality, effective, and meaningful programs for your communities. I'm here to help those just getting started in outdoor and nature-based programs, as well as experienced practitioners who want to deepen their practice.
I approach my work with adults much like I approach my work with children: it's learner-led! What are your needs and interests? What could you use help with? Get in touch and we'll work together to figure out how I can best support you. If you need a "springboard" (or a starting place), here are some topics you could choose from:
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Program design and development – creating something that works with AND for your community
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Program proposals and advocacy – getting people on board & building alliances
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Creating partnerships with schools or organizations
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Parent/Caregiver communication
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Frameworks for supporting risky play
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Facilitating learning through play (for all ages)
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Frameworks for place-based and emergent planning
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Navigating challenging behaviour outdoors
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Ecological relationships and impact assessments
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Documentation to meet curriculum standards or funding requirements
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Evaluation design and reporting to communicate impacts and value
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Connecting with or creating local networks for support
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Working towards accessible and inclusive programs
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Business planning and design that aligns with a Forest School ethos
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Facing colonization in our work with the Land & building our understanding of Indigenous Perspectives
Talks, Workshops, & Webinars
I love designing talks, workshops, and webinars that fit specific contexts and needs. (Check out my EVENTS page to see what public events I've been involved with).
Are you planning an event for your community? I'd be happy to deliver a personalized keynote talk, workshop, or online webinar for you!
These are some topics I've offered before:
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Learning through a Forest School Approach
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Place-based and Inclusive Storytelling
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Reframing the Meaning of Community in Changing Times
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Learning Naturally: Putting Theories of Outdoor Learning into Practice
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Children can Play Anywhere: Creating Inclusive Community Spaces through Outdoor Play
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Bringing Forest and Nature School Pedagogy to the City
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Exploring Ecological Relationships in Nature-based Programs
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Playing to Learn: How Play Facilitates our Connection to the Natural World
Want to schedule a talk, workshop, or webinar? Just click the button below to contact me. I'm really excited to hear more about you, your work, and how I might be able to help you!