Project Insight
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Project Insight (P.I.) is a division of the the San Francisco, California Recreation & Parks Department which provides recreational and learning activities for hearing-impaired and vision-impaired children, teenagers, and young adults.
Founded circa 1990, Project Insight is based at Wawona Clubhouse in Stern Grove, two miles south of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Staff and volunteers use American Sign Language (ASL).
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[edit] Purpose
Because disabled youth are often excluded from recreational and group social experiences, Project Insight:
- provides a variety of recreation, outdoor adventure, and cultural activities for young people with disabilities
- promotes learning and development through recreation, focusing on teamwork, self-expression, education, and building cognitive, social, physical, and living skills
- strives to integrate young people with disabilities into the general community while supporting their independence, dignity, and cultural diversity
[edit] Activities and Destinations
- Arts and crafts, after-school homework clubs, cultural events, parties
- Golf [1]
- Hiking
- Rock climbing
- Skiing
- Taiko Drumming
- White water Rafting
- Yosemite National Park
- Others
[edit] See also
- Dorothy Miles Cultural Centre
- National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID)
- Postsecondary Education Network International
- Youth Leadership Camp
[edit] External links
- Project Insight website (with photo albums from field trips)
- PEN-International Visiting Artist (P.I. staff member) with support from San Francisco Taiko Dojo, at NTID, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
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