Resources

CPRA is committed to being a contributor of knowledge and opportunities that enhance and grow the Parks & Recreation sector. Explore our library of resouces below.

Latest Resources

Helping women say “yes” to golf

Helping women say “yes” to golf

In this blog, Lindsay Knowlton offers strategies and tips, based on research and her own experiences, to help golf clubs and organizations create inclusive, welcoming environments that help women say “yes” to golf.

Are you afraid of the dark T.O?

Are you afraid of the dark T.O?

Are You Afraid of the Dark T.O? is a temporary public outdoor installation for young women and girls that will use unique seating arrangements and LED lighting to improve perceptions of safety at night and encourage after-dark use. By the end of 2022, we hope to translate a series of meaningful engagement opportunities with women and girls into an installation located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

Introduction to Intersectionality

Introduction to Intersectionality

Intersecting identities is an understanding that people have multiple identifying factors, both visible and invisible to others. “Intersectionality” is an understanding that systems in our society have been intentionally created to benefit or oppress specific demographics. These slides have been prepared to assist in sharing information as it relates to intersectionality in the sport and recreation field.