With many park and recreation facilities and programs remaining closed through mid-May and beyond, finding ways to keep both staff and residents engaged and connected to your organization may be increasingly challenging. Without our usual methods of interpersonal connection, how can we create meaningful opportunities for residents to feel heard, appreciated, and engaged with our organizations? How can we create similar opportunities for staff to feel appreciated, motivated, and connected to their work and the broader community?
Join us to learn how your peers are collaboratively creating initiatives and programs that encourage both staff and resident engagement, redeploying staff in creative ways that foster community connection and safety, creating effective virtual opportunities for residents to engage with planning processes and other ongoing projects, and more.
If you are not able to join us live, not to worry! The recording will be available on this page by the following Monday afternoon. All registrants will also receive an email with a link to the recording and related resources.
Speakers:
Frank Carson, Director of Parks & Recreation, City of El Cajon, CA
Alice Brown, Director of Planning, Boston Harbor Now
Michael Kirschman, Director, Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation
Moderator:
Diana Colangelo, Strategic Initiatives Program Manager, City Parks Alliance