Document Journal Articles “The blind can also play football”: Factors influencing blind football participation among Zimbabwean high-school students with visual impairments Keon Richardson writes in the Sport and Olympic-Paralympic Studies Journal (SOPSJ).
Document Journal Articles “I feel happy when I surf because it takes stress from my mind”: An initial exploration of program theory within Waves for Change surf therapy in post-conflict Liberia The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles Guiding qualitative inquiry in sport-for-development: The sport in development settings (SPIDS) research framework The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles Advancing the sport for development field: Perspectives of practitioners on effective organizational management The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles Insights on the funding landscape for monitoring, evaluation, and research in sport for development The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles Formalizing sports-based interventions in cross-sectoral cooperation: Governing and infrastructuring practice, program, and preconditions The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles Conceptualizing participatory evaluation in sport for development: A researcher's perspective on processes and tensions from Vietnam The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles An examination of an Aotearoa/New Zealand plus-sport education partnership using livelihoods and capital analysis The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles CrossFit partner work: Strength building for SDP The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).
Document Journal Articles Changing the game: A critical analysis of labour exploitation in Mega Sport Event infrastructure projects Engineers Against Poverty (EAP) presents a new series of publications and starts with a discussion around the use of labour in mega sports events.
