Trauma-Informed Facilitation
Association for Experiential Education members Sky Gray, Dr. Kynetta ‘Sugar’ McFarlane, and Dr. Christine Norton present a webinar on how to facilitate workshops and trainings
Association for Experiential Education members Sky Gray, Dr. Kynetta ‘Sugar’ McFarlane, and Dr. Christine Norton present a webinar on how to facilitate workshops and trainings
‘It’s in the Experience’ An original podcast by the Association for Experiential Education The Association for Experiential Education brings you ‘It’s in the Experience’ –
An estimated 30 million individuals in the United States have diabetes, and exercise and outdoor activities have well-established benefits. Diabetes presents a specific set of
Introduction The treatment of anaphylaxis with injected epinephrine is a life-saving procedure. It is also time sensitive. In order to be effective, epinephrine must be
We believe the wild keeps us alive. We stand for kindness, service, inclusivity, education, and nature. We elevate others as we climb. We see the
For clear reasons, we have invested in the development of systematic approaches to risk management in outdoor programming. The physical wellbeing of participants, along with
The Wilderness Medical Society (WMS) reconvened an expert panel to update a set of evidence-based guidelines for spinal cord protection to guide clinicians and first responders in
Activities in the outdoor and austere environments often involve exposure to bodies of water. With this exposure, especially if by way of water sports and
Reb Gregg Award recipient Sara Souza, who leads the University of California’s Center of Excellence for Field Safety, speaks with Steering Committee member Steve Pace
Association for Outdoor Recreation Diversity Equity & Inclusion Webinar on Allyship and recorded and produced March 2020
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