Resource Library

The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).

Engineers Against Poverty (EAP) presents a new series of publications and starts with a discussion around the use of labour in mega sports events.

The latest research published in the Journal of Sport for Development (JSFD).

Identifying key barriers to women's leadership within sport.

Tackling the persistent gender inequalities and addressing the under-representation of women among trainers, managers, and decision-makers in sport.

The collaborative development and delivery of “plus sport” employment training programs are promising strategies in a North American urban context.

SPIDS represents a guiding framework that advocates a qualitative approach to researching SFD projects in which multiple methods are combined for a holistic in-depth investigation.

Examples of curricula, resources, webinars and virtual training compiled by Sports and Social Change.

Tennis, literacy and WASH-based activities to improve the health and school attendance of children aged 5-11 years.

How SFD organisations can be more effectively managed for sustainability and meaningful impact.

Within the Sport for Development (SfD) field, there is a need for effective and sustainable investment, resource mobilization, and funding streams to support meaningful and rigorous monitoring, evaluation, and research.

David Ekholm, Stefan Holmlid