ABSTRACT National Sport Organisations in Canada have increasingly been incentivised to
create their own equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) policies within the framework of …

Kinesiology is a discipline that relies on colonial, scientific understandings of health and the
moving body. In addition, ethics courses in Kinesiology predominantly draw from Eurocentric …

Intersectional approaches are needed in sport research and administration to create
significant changes in access, participation, and leadership. The operationalizing …

Carty et al 1 outline the development and anticipated implications of the WHO's new
physical activity (PA) and sedentary behavior guidelines for people living with disabilities …

With the rise of neoliberalism, community leisure practitioners have access to fewer
resources, which requires adopting the business-like practices of private sector …

This study examined neoliberalism's influence on how access provisions are conceptualized
and designed by municipal recreation practitioners. Specific attention is paid to how …

The suggestion that recreation needs to reaffirm historic values has become a common
narrative throughout Canada's contemporary recreation literature. A central assumption …

Using Kovach's conversational method and with our epistemological assumptions (knowing
through embodiment, lived experience and scholarship) three leisure scholars used …

In this article, cultural cisgenderism is adopted to investigate Equality DanceSport, a sporting
context emerging out of an LGBT+ community. The study questions the extent to which …

In settler-colonial contexts, the use of sport for reconciliation (SFR) has received increasing
attention from national governments and their sporting agencies, though researchers have …