Pupils in alternative provisions face unique educational, health, economic, and behavioural
challenges. Sport and exercise-based interventions represent an innovative means of …

There is growing evidence surrounding the instrumental role of sport and physical activity as
a tool to address issues within criminal justice systems and act as a mechanism to engage …

On the one hand, studies of African international students in China document their
instrumental role in 'telling China's story and spreading China's voice'while, on the other …

The principles of critical pedagogy proposed by Paolo Freire have been widely cited as
presenting the necessary intellectual tools to underpin sport-based programmes that are …

The COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately affected young people in relation to their mental
health, educational provision, and social development, impacting their employment …

Youth unemployment reflects the lack of economic growth and prosperity for many nations in
sub-Saharan Africa where the average age of the population is estimated to be 24 years in …

While youth crime in New Zealand has seen a downward trend over the last decade, the
disproportionality of Māori children in the New Zealand criminal justice system remains a …

In this chapter, we explore the intersection of Sport for Development (SfD) and 'sport for
crime prevention'in the context of SfD programs operating in Canada. Although the global …

An ongoing debate exists on the role of sport for fostering hope in the lives of marginalised
communities. Research acknowledges the complexity of agency, hope and emotions within …

Sport and physical activity is often utilized as a tool for engagement within interventions
designed to support wider social and personal change for marginalized young people. The …