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barriers to activity faced by people with SCI. Nonetheless, contrary to the anonymous reviewer’s comment above, countless people with SCI live full, active lives that could hardly be considered “sedentary.” For instance, we know paraplegics and tetraplegics who have completed marathons and Ironman races

, 2012 ; Cunningham, Sagas, & Ashley, 2003 ; Kilty, 2006 ; LaVoi, 2016a ; LaVoi & Dutove, 2012 ). LaVoi ( 2016a ) has introduced an Ecological-Intersectional Model to help explain the barriers encountered by women coaches across a variety of levels. LaVoi’s model integrates three theoretical

with their child’s involvement, with studies suggesting that the costs of sport participation are among the most important barriers to children’s participation in sport, especially among low-income parents ( Holt, Kingsley, Tink, & Scherer, 2011 ; Steenhuis, Nooy, Moes, & Schuit, 2009 ). But, as other

). LaVoi and Dutove’s ( 2012 ) model of barriers (and supports) for women coaches organizes challenges that women coaches face in an ecological model from the most proximal (i.e., individual) to distal levels (i.e., sociocultural). A number of complex and dynamic barriers within this framework that impede

the history of Lincoln Institute. Lincoln, which was established in 1912, garnered respect because of the outstanding occupational and academic education it offered. Like many black schools in Kentucky, Lincoln owed its existence to the legal barrier erected in the state that segregated African

community came up with numerous ideas and solutions to address the technological barriers. One of the community member’s experiences with Slack led the CoP to adopt this platform which was simple, functional, and informal. Additionally, the CoP moved to Adobe Connect for formal meetings; this was effective

What impact do international actors—focused on Western feminist norms—have on local norms when it comes violence against women, and promoting sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) through sport for development and peace (SDP)? What are the barriers and enablers to norm change in SDP programs

, 2014 ). Recently the ‘glass ceiling’ has been repositioned as a ‘glass cliff’ where women in leadership positions now face a new set of barriers including being promoted into positions of authority with an increased risk of negative consequences ( Ryan & Haslam, 2005 ). Whether a ceiling or a cliff, it

using the public bathroom that best aligns with their gender identity. As long as these barriers to living a full and meaningful life exist, it is difficult to make the assertion that homohysteria has ended. The presence or absence of homohysteria in a culture is the foundation of Anderson’s argument