Episode Synopsis "Empowering Youth and Communities Through Unstructured Play in Nature"

In this episode, we're speaking with Natalia Valencia and Gemma Romano, two youth playworkers, who discuss how their summer jobs running unstructured outdoor play programs had an impact on their personal and professional growth. Credits:Host: Stephanie Smith, Child and Nature Alliance of CanadaGuests: Natalia Valencia, Gemma RomanoSound Editing and Production: Alex MaltbyCover Art: Jeff KulakFinancial Support: Ontario Trillium Foundation and Evergreen

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