The field of parks and recreation is full of remarkable people who step up every day.
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When it comes to community leadership, parks and recreation sets a very high bar.
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On December 19, the field of parks and recreation lost one of its most dedicated and passionate leaders, mentors and advocates.
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Milwaukee Recreation becomes nation’s first school district-run agency to receive CAPRA accreditation.
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In June 2020, the Department of Justice entered into a settlement agreement with the Iowa City (Iowa) Community School District.
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Now through March 25, 2022, NRPA is accepting applications for its 2022 Awards Program.
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Here are five tips to get the most out of using Connect.
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As recently as October, employers reported having more than 11 million open positions.
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Ninety-six percent of U.S. adults say that teenagers and young adults benefit from their first jobs or volunteer experiences.
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A bedrock principle of fiscal conservatism should be the Benefit Principle.
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In all his advocacy work, Judge John Sutter sought to improve access to parks, trails and open spaces for all.
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Starting a wellness movement at work not only supports the mental and physical health of staff, but also creates an opportunity to work together as a community.
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Girls playing sports attain higher levels of education, are healthier mentally and physically, and even earn higher wages as adults, compared to non-athlete peers.
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Learn why park and wildlife agencies should collaborate.
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In the case of P.M. v. City of Winfield, the Plaintiff brought a lawsuit alleging a violation of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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In Elk Grove, California, the Cosumnes Community Services District uses STEAM to engage young minds and instill a lifelong love of learning.
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