This article reflects on existing research examining volunteerism and volunteer management
in sport from individual, institutional, multi-level, and policy perspectives. The overview …

Despite a proliferation of work–family literature over the past three decades, studies
employing quantitative methodologies significantly outweigh those adopting qualitative …

A vast amount of literature exists pertaining to female coaches at all levels of competition
from around the globe. Within this article, using Brofenbrenner's ecological systems theory …

Volunteers are central to sport at all levels, from mega-events to grassroots clubs. Sport
Volunteering is a definitive guide to the issues associated with managing volunteers in sport …

Perceptions of incompatibility of sport and motherhood still exist within both sport and family
Slovene cultures. For many female athletes starting a family means an end of their athletic …

Despite an increase in participation rates among girls and women across all levels of sport,
women are still underrepresented in leadership positions. Less than 10% of National …

Women's participation in collegiate sport has increased dramatically since the passage of
Title IX, but there has not been a corresponding increase in the percentage of women in …

Purpose–The purpose of this research is to examine the experiences of female CEOs in
New Zealand sport using a career account approach overlaid with the Kaleidoscope Career …

In this paper, we explore the lived experiences of mother-coaches who, while coaching,
navigate policy and programs aimed at promoting gender equity. Specifically, this study took …

Sport has increasingly been posited as a vehicle for confronting racism and sexism in
traditional patriarchal cultures. This chapter investigates the processes, practices and …