Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport

Where public spaces and informal sports collide: skateboarding towards social integration policy

A skate boarder at a skatepark illustrating the power of informal sports

Informal sports can be a powerful social integrator. Image: Unsplash/shawn henry

Kathy Liu
Global Shaper, London I Hub, London I Hub
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