Background Physically active learning (PAL)-integration of movement within delivery of
academic content-is a core component of many whole-of-school physical activity …

To protect the integrity of sport, and the health of athletes, global anti-doping programmes
seek to prevent doping behaviours, and elicit anti-doping and clean sport behaviours …

Before 2020, young people were experiencing significant psychosocial challenges, with the
COVID-19 pandemic and related events (eg, lockdowns, social isolation, and economic …

Over the past decade, much attention has been paid to school-based recess and the
implications of recess on child development. Large and influential groups such as the …

This meta-study systematically appraises and synthesizes research into athletes'
experiences of mental illness. Our critical review of 37 studies conformed to the meta-study …

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 …

As athlete mothers continue with sport careers and gain visibility in the media, scholars have
explored media representations of high profile athlete mothers in discourses, from several …

Trauma is pervasive, embodied, and can be perpetrated or perpetuated by researchers,
educators, and practitioners, including those within adaptive physical activity (APA). In this …

Youth homelessness is at an all-time high in Canada and is a complex social issue. The vast
majority of interventions and research focuses on addressing the immediate needs of …

Researchers across an array of disciplines are focused on measuring the potential of
specially designed programs–sport, movement, and/or arts-based–for supporting the …