A plethora of research has focused on how the pandemic has shifted human relations with
space, place and wellbeing. Yet, to date few have focused on how the return to public …

This paper explores the gendered, disruptive effects and affective intensities of COVID-19
and the ways that women working in the sport and fitness sector were prompted to establish …

This paper identifies and responds to three key challenges that have emerged in
discussions of the assemblage across health geography. These challenges concern the …

Articulating the complexities of relational wellbeing can be challenging at the best of times,
and even more complex during periods of heightened stress and uncertainty. Taking …

Young people form the primary target demographic of new 'buy now pay later'(BNPL) and
digital credit services. Despite consistent data showing young people as a cohort are …

Background Alcohol use has strong associations with the pursuit of pleasure, yet trends in
young people's drinking have been declining in Australia for more than 15 years. Therefore …

This article builds upon and extends a growing body of literature focused on how the
pandemic has shifted human relations with space, place, and wellbeing. Working at the …

The authors highlight the role of love and care as the 'lifeblood of being-well'for teachers in
England. The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed unprecedented stressors on teachers …

In this paper we reference a recent OECD report, Dream Jobs? which argues that education
systems should guide young people's aspirations for their futures in ways that counter …

The substantial literature on interactions between places/spaces and well-being/health often
differentiate between physical and social aspects of geographical location. This paper …