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October 2010 - Equality
Dear reader,
This edition of our newsletter looks at the new Equality Act, at how knowledge and experience can engage people with the environment, shares some resources for children with learning disabilities, looks at a great resource for landscape designers everywhere and hears first-hand from some visitors to the Eden Project.
Enjoy.
Sat Nav - the end of hope? A useful tool or yet another reason not to interact with our environment?
Stumped - Less than one in four British adults are able to correctly identify the Sycamore. Is knowledge the same as experience? Is one more important than the other?
Organisation profile: The Therapeutic Landscapes Network is a knowledge base and gathering space about healing gardens, restorative landscapes, and other green spaces that facilitate health and well-being.
Equality Act 2010 - what does it mean for access to public social space?
Two short Shorts visit Eden - Mr and Mrs Short visited Eden earlier this summer and wrote an entertaining and enlightening piece about their experience.
The inclusive destination - In a recent article published in issue 48 of SEN magazine, we explore ways to make school visits accessible and rewarding for all
Food tastes better outdoors - recipes for tasty, healthy picnic food designed by and for people with learning disabilities
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