• Visit the Forums, and begin sharing your small and large advocacy wins and any projects or ideas that you’d like feedback on. This is a great way to learn from other play committees.
• Make your personal email signature relevant to play, such as “I’m an advocate for the importance of play for ALL children—are you?” or “Ask me how to get involved in play!”
• Blog about play news and your experience raising play awareness. If you have children near you, invite them to blog about recess, the fun they have playing outside, or what their dream playspace would look like.

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but play is certainly the father.
– Roger Von Oech, contemporary American creativity guru