contents october columns 8 departments 12 Research f What Drives Public Officials' Budget Priorities? 12 f Park Pulse: Americans Overwhelmingly Agree the Right to Assemble Peacefully in Public Spaces Is Important 14 44 NRPA Update f What It Means to Serve on the NRPA Board of Directors 44 f Connect Hot Topics 46 f Member Benefit: Background Screening Methodology 46 Perspectives Starting My Journey as NRPA's Chair Leon T. Andrews, Jr. 10 Editor's Letter Inclusion Is the Solution Gina Mullins-Cohen 16 Advocacy Park Champion of the Year: Portland's Som Subedi Jayni Rasmussen and Chelsea Hodgkins 18 Law Review Content-Based Park Permit Decisions Unconstitutional James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D. f Member Spotlight: Diane Drake 47 f Parks for Inclusion Launches During Annual Conference 48 f 2017 Agency Performance Survey Now Open 49 f Parks & Recreation Crossword 50 24 Future Leaders Using History to Activate a Neighborhood Green Space Carolyn G. Wallace f Professional Development Calendar 51 26 Conservation 52 Operations f How to Leverage Geocaching to Promote Park and Recreation Events 52 f Essential Framework for Adaptive Aquatics 54 Organic Parks Serda Ozbenian 28 Health and Wellness Health Equity: Leading Through Programs, Environmental Changes and Policies Karen Soohoo 56 Products 57 Marketplace 63 Advertiser Index 64 Park Bench Story Stroll Sonia Myrick ERRATA NOTICE: We regret that the following error occurred in the September 2017 article by Mary Helen Sprecher, titled " Tennis, Everyone. " The name of the contact for the USTA's adaptive tennis program should have been Yasmine Osborn (yasmine.osborn@usta.com) instead of Jasmine Osborne. 6 Parks & Recreation | O C T O B E R 2 0 1 7 | W W W. PA R K S A N D R E C R E AT I O N . O R G Page 24