When G Cody QJ Goldberg brought his child Harper to the playground, her little walker got stuck in the wood chips that surround typical playgrounds, and so he and his wife started what would eventually be called "Harper's Playground."
This playground is "radically inclusive through three levels of inviting":
- Physically inviting - that is, if you use wheels, you can get everywhere
- Socially inviting with circular seating areas, communal gathering spaces, and the use of nature
- Emotionally inviting that uses art, good design lines, music.
Watch the story of this family that influenced a whole community towards building inclusive playgrounds.
Video by Catalysts on Facebook
… and for the kids, I guess.