Journal of Sport for Development: 2019 Issues

JSFD’s mission is to examine, advance and disseminate evidence, best practices, and lessons learned from sport for development programmes and interventions. JSFD is the first peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to exclusively publishing research from the field of sport for development.

Issue 12 articles:

• Sport for development and peace: Surveying actors in the field
  • Whitley, M.A., Farrell, K., Wolff, E.A., & Hillyer, S.J.
• Organizational capacity for domestic sport for development
  • Clutterbuck, R., & Doherty, A.
• Being a part of it: People with intellectual disabilities as volunteers in the Youth Olympic Games
  • Undlien, R.
• A cross-sectional study of sexual health knowledge, attitudes, and reported behavior among Zambian adolescent girl participants in a football program
  • Duffey, K., Zulu, J.M., Asamoah, B.O., & Agardh, A.
• CrossFit Sarajevo: Positioning against dominant ethnonational narratives
  • Maslic, V.

Issue 13 articles:

• “It’s borderline hypocrisy”: Recruitment practices in youth sport – based interventions
  • Morgan, H. & Costas Batlle, I.
• “Putting kids first”: An exploration of the Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility model to youth development in Eswatini
  • Huysmans, Z., Clement, D., Whitley, M., Gonzalez, M., & Sheehy, T.
• Lasting social value or a one-off? People with intellectual disabilities’ experiences with volunteering for the Youth Olympic Games
  • Undlien, R.
• Yarning with the Stars Project: An Indigenous evaluation protocol for a sport for development and peace program
  • Whitau, R. & Ockerby, H.
• Understanding female youth refugees’ experiences in sport and physical education through the self-determination theory
  • Farello, A., Blom, L., Mulvihill, T. & Erickson, J.

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