In this paper, the authors examine how participatory research can be conceptualized and
fostered in sport-for-development (SfD). The authors offer a conceptualization of …

The Sport for Development (SfD) field is transdisciplinary by nature, and yet scholars tend to
stay within their disciplinary perspectives in their study of SfD. There is a need for more …

Sport for development (SFD) programmes for Aboriginal youth in communities across
Canada are increasingly gaining support from both the private sector and the public sector …

While a growing body of scholarship in (forced) migration, sport for development and peace,
and community sport development contexts has advocated the use of participatory …

Sports are popularly believed to have positive integrative functions and are thought,
therefore, to be able to galvanise different, and sometimes divided communities through a …

Sport for development research increasingly seeks to move beyond a focus on evidence of
sport for development outcomes to better understand the mechanisms and contexts that …

Trauma exposure is a global public health concern, with lifelong psychological, social,
behavioural, and physical health detriments. There is a growing need for trauma-informed …

This article outlines an attempt to use drawing and comics as an arts-based research
methodology during an ethnographic project relating to sport and social change in South …

There is a growing body of research that has started to carefully consider the increased
presence of girls and women in sport-for-development (SFD). The purpose of this study was …

Training to improve high school sport coaches' and athletic directors' knowledge, skills, and
competencies to address and respond to rising mental health concerns is more important …