Please follow these links to the amazing resources that I have used to learn about Playwork, Adventure Playgrounds, and doing Play Lab!
Penny Wilson
Penny's incredible guide, The Playwork Primer, taught me much of what I know about playwork, and continues to be a resource I consult.
http://theinternationale.com/pennywilson/
Pop-Up Adventure Play
I am so inspired by the work of these two wonderful people (Morgan & Zan), who work tirelessly to move the conversation and practice around play and playwork forward.
http://popupadventureplay.blogspot.co.uk
Play Everything
Morgan Leichter-Saxby of Pop-Up Adventure Play keeps her own site full of inquiry around play in society. She is always expanding my understanding of play, and she also happens to be a great teacher!
https://playeverything.wordpress.com
Play Scapes
Paige Johnson provides amazing picture-filled posts on ingenious & adventuresome playgrounds worldwide. A great resource for those who aren't satisfied with their playgrounds arriving in a box!
Alliance For Childhood
A Maryland based nonprofit focusing on advancing policies and practices "that support children’s healthy development, love of learning, and joy in living." I was honored to contribute a chapter on the Adventure Playground that I founded to their upcoming book; "Playing It Up with Loose Parts, Play Pods and Adventure Playgrounds."
http://www.allianceforchildhood.org