Active tourism improves human health and well-being regardless of age or disabilities. The
paper analyses and describes current issues concerning the tourism of people with …

Scholarship on feminist care ethics illuminated the ways in which everyday practices of care
about, for, and with others and oneself are essential to “maintain, continue, and repair our …

Introduction Public transport (PT) availability may be more important for people with
disabilities (PWD), as typically they have greater healthcare needs and mobility barriers …

Drawing on literatures on food justice, and geographies of care and the concept of care-full
justice, this aim of this paper is to develop the concept of care-full food justice as an …

Background Local governments play an important role in supporting people with intellectual
disability to feel included in their local communities and local‐level inclusion is an …

'Mainstreaming'and 'Choice and control'agendas have played a dominant role in shaping
disability policy and advocacy in many countries since the 1970s, however scholarship is yet …

Children and young people with a disability experience challenges in accessing urban
environments. This study aimed to generate ideas that can help make an inner-city local …

Introduction Modern research teams are re-evaluating conventional methods with the aim of
improving the usefulness of knowledge for users, focusing on the role of knowledge users in …

The first is the basic proposition that cities are sites of social difference. Differences include,
but are not limited to, ability status, age, class, citizenship, ethnicity, gender, race, sexual …

Understanding the relationship between disability and physical activity and whether it differs
across local government jurisdictions may aid in the development of placed-based …