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Gender Equity in Disability Sport: A Rapid Scoping Review

Diane M. Culver, Majidullah Shaikh, Danielle Alexander, and Karine Fournier

Summer Olympics, which increased from 14.6% to nearly 49% between the 1976 and 2020 Games ( International Olympic Committee, 2021 ). Participation statistics by gender in the Special Olympics are not easily accessible, but the Revolution for Inclusion launched in 2018 aimed to stop marginalization of all

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Racialized Women in Sport in Canada: A Scoping Review

Janelle Joseph, Bahar Tajrobehkar, Gabriela Estrada, and Zeana Hamdonah

boasting equity, diversity, and inclusion policies, sport organizations often disregard the realities associated with racial disparities, including the barriers that prevent many racialized Canadians from full participation in sports. 13 Much like other domains, such as education and health, efforts to

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Diversity Characteristics and Experiences of Discrimination in Certified Mental Performance Consultants

Zachary McCarver, Shelby Anderson, Justine Vosloo, and Sebastian Harenberg

’s diversity characteristics, their role in promoting diversity and inclusion practices in athletics, and how their training experiences could contribute to the type of cultural-sensitivity practices they may engage in (e.g., color-blind, treating individuals as equally as possible, vs. color consciousness

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Irish Para Report Card on Physical Activity of Children and Adolescents With Disabilities

Kwok Ng, Sean Healy, Wesley O’Brien, Lauren Rodriguez, Marie Murphy, and Angela Carlin

( McCallion, 2021 ) and just under one million EUR for Sport Inclusion Disability Officers across all 29 local sport partnerships in the Republic of Ireland ( CARA, 2020 ). The Community & Environment indicator was graded B−. Between 55% and 95% of children and adolescents with disabilities perceived their

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Musings of a Transnational Intersectional U.K. Practitioner Psychologist

Shameema Yousuf

harm committed if I stay in such environments where I do not have the power, nor support, to influence inclusive structures positively. Sometimes in such circumstances, walking away is the courageous most responsible action I can take in service of my ethical commitment to inclusion, anti

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Sand in the Shorts: Experiences of Moral Discomfort in Adapted Physical Activity Professional Practice

Amanda Ebert and Donna L. Goodwin

create a chain of interviewees ( Patton, 2015 ). The inclusion criteria included those who (a) self-identified as a practicing APA professional, (b) worked in the field for a minimum of 3 years, (c) felt they were familiar with the undergraduate APA curriculum in the province of the study, and (d

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Experiencing the Social Environment of a Canoe Kayak Club: A Case Study of a Special Olympics Program

Krystn Orr, M. Blair Evans, Katherine A. Tamminen, and Kelly P. Arbour-Nicitopoulos

was relatively new in its development at the Paddling Club, it was part of an international community of SO programs that have been serving individuals with an ID since 1969. The SO uses sport as a vehicle to promote five values: respect, empowerment, excellence, diversity, and inclusion ( Special

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Physical Activity Among Adolescents With Long-Term Illnesses or Disabilities in 15 European Countries

Kwok Ng, Jorma Tynjälä, Dagmar Sigmundová, Lilly Augustine, Mariane Sentenac, Pauli Rintala, and Jo Inchley

to consider the increasing rate of inclusion in schools. Furthermore, practitioners are encouraged to promote PA to girls and take care to address the divide in PA levels among boys with and without LTID. Europe is a culturally diverse area with inclusive practices in Central and Eastern European

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Local Perspectives on Sport Hunting and Tourism Economies: Stereotypes, Sustainability, and Inclusion in British Columbia’s Hunting Industries

Kelsey L. Boulé and Courtney W. Mason

inclusion of hunters in decision-making processes. The results accentuate the importance of integrating local hunters’ opinions, experiences, and knowledge in the ongoing development of sport hunting practices and industries. Through the use of community-based participatory research (CBPR) and semi

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Strategies for Inclusion, 3rd Edition

Wesley J. Wilson

By Lauren J. Lieberman and Cathy Houston-Wilson. Published 2017 by Human Kinetics , Champaign, IL. $49.00 , 232 pp. ISBN: 9781492517238 In 2002, the first edition of Strategies for Inclusion sought to provide much needed resources for all stakeholders who work with students with disabilities in