WLO – UN SIDE EVENT 61st Session of the United Nations Commission for Social Development
World Leisure Organization - UN side event 61st Session of the United Nations Commission for Social Development "Just and Favorable…
Looking to a bright 2023!
At World Leisure Organization we are looking to 2023 with enthusiasm and we want to share with you the great…
Working on and for leisure: An interview with WLO Chair Prof. Joanne Schroeder
WLO Chair Prof. Joanne Schroeder is a faculty member in the Department of Recreation and Tourism at Vancouver Island University,…
WLO family grows bigger!
It is always a pleasure to see how our community grow, and with it our opportunities to make a positive…
2022 has been a year full of online educational opportunities too!
During this year, World Leisure Organization (WLO) has continued offering learning opportunities to further expand our educational approach through spaces…
2022, a year of reconnections! An overview of this year’s World Leisure Organization face-to-face reunions.
Finally, this year, World Leisure Organization (WLO) has progressively and carefully resumed its face-to-face reunions so longed for the past…
The 17th World Leisure Congress – Leisure: Learn Well, Live Well – Open Call for Abstracts
The 17th World Leisure Congress - Leisure: Learn Well, Live Well - planning and organization is now fully on track!…
WLO participates in the online consultation with civil society organizations in the framework of UNESCO 2005 Convention
As a civil society organization that have already been admitted to the work of the governing bodies of the UNESCO…
Crisis preparedness in Leisure Management
By Patrick Hammer, Director of Parks and Recreation Town of Erie, Colorado, United States Note: This piece follows the webinar…
WLCE Vancouver Island University launches the Indigenous Ecotourism Training Program (IETP) Report “Enhancing Community Capacity and Evaluating Place-Based Pedagogy in Indigenous Tourism”
The WLCE at Vancouver Island University, in partnership with the Heiltsuk Tribal Council and the North Island College both from…