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Creating a Play-Friendly Community with Children in Whitecraig: An opportunity to research play!
Silvia Veiga-Seijo is an occupational therapist from A Coruña, Spain. A PhD student in Occupational Science at Queen Margaret University and University College Cork, within the P4PLAY Programme. Her research project is focused on “Creating (…)
Designing inclusive playgrounds in Switzerland: why is it so complex?
Playgrounds designed with the intention to be inclusive are one approach to creating equal opportunities for all children, including those with disabilities, in terms of their right to play. However, when building inclusive playgrounds, (…)
Child’s Play Research
Sabine Vinçon was interviewed about her PhD as part of the P4Play project, for the German Occupational Therapy Journal ‘ergopraxis’ 3/22 German readers can find the original article here. ep3_22_Perspektiven_Schwarzes Brett_Online-PDF_prot Reference: Mischner, (…)
Empty playgrounds and lots of cosiness
Ines Wenger shares her experience of visiting Sweden and staying at Luleå University with her family, as part of the P4Play Project. Read the full story in the ZHAW Impact magazine here. Reference: Blaser, (…)
P4Play Newsletter 1 – January 2022
We are delighted to share the first P4Play Newsletter. CO-principal Investigators, Prof. Jeanne Jackson and Dr Helen Lynch from University College Cork, welcome you to the project. P4Play is a European PhD programme that was (…)
P4Play supports Cork Freedom of the City creative consultation project to include children and young people
Students of St Marie’s of the Isle with past Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr Joe Kavanagh. Photo: Clare Keogh/The Glucksman The Freedom of the City Project is an example of how collaboration and connections (…)
Creating a Play-Friendly Community with Children in Whitecraig: An opportunity to research play!
Silvia Veiga-Seijo is an occupational therapist from A Coruña, Spain. A PhD student in Occupational Science at Queen Margaret University and University College Cork, within the P4PLAY Programme. Her research project is focused on “Creating (…)
Designing inclusive playgrounds in Switzerland: why is it so complex?
Playgrounds designed with the intention to be inclusive are one approach to creating equal opportunities for all children, including those with disabilities, in terms of their right to play. However, when building inclusive playgrounds, (…)
Child’s Play Research
Sabine Vinçon was interviewed about her PhD as part of the P4Play project, for the German Occupational Therapy Journal ‘ergopraxis’ 3/22 German readers can find the original article here. ep3_22_Perspektiven_Schwarzes Brett_Online-PDF_prot Reference: Mischner, (…)
Empty playgrounds and lots of cosiness
Ines Wenger shares her experience of visiting Sweden and staying at Luleå University with her family, as part of the P4Play Project. Read the full story in the ZHAW Impact magazine here. Reference: Blaser, (…)
P4Play Newsletter 1 – January 2022
We are delighted to share the first P4Play Newsletter. CO-principal Investigators, Prof. Jeanne Jackson and Dr Helen Lynch from University College Cork, welcome you to the project. P4Play is a European PhD programme that was (…)
P4Play supports Cork Freedom of the City creative consultation project to include children and young people
Students of St Marie’s of the Isle with past Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr Joe Kavanagh. Photo: Clare Keogh/The Glucksman The Freedom of the City Project is an example of how collaboration and connections (…)
