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​ENACTING INTERSECTIONALITY IN SPORT AND RECREATION


The purpose of this project is to offer practical, accessible, context-specific processes that aim to (re)build sport and recreation systems in ways that rigorously counteract decades of exclusion and inequitable access. Working with a curated group of practitioners, policy-makers, and equity-advisors, this three-year project is exploring the following question: "What new recreation policies and practices might emerge if we focused less on including particular 'kinds of people' and more on removing the structural and administrative barriers that currently shape our movement cultures and ambitions?"
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Keynote Presentation


ARPAKeynoteFull.mp4 from Danielle Peers and Lindsay Eales on Vimeo.


​Keynote Citation: 
Eales, L., Fawaz, N., Joseph, J., Peers, D., McGuire-Adams, T., Gaudet, J. C., Bridel, W., Hall, L, Chen, C. (October, 2022). "So what do we do now?" Putting intersectionality into action. Keynote presentation at the Alberta Recreation and Parks Association Annual Conference. 

This research is supported by the SSHRC's Race, Gender, and Diversity Initiative 
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  • The Collective
  • Our Commitments
  • Our Core Leads
  • Our Projects
    • Elsewheres as Experiences of (Be) longing
    • Methodologies for Mutual Learning
    • Sport Equity Policy
    • Enacting Intersectionality in Sport and Recreation
    • Maskwacis Disability Futures
    • Anti-Racism in University Athletics
    • Dismantling Historical Hardscapes
    • The Operationalizing Intersectionality Framework
  • Contact Us