Transgender women in sport
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DOI: 10.1080/00948705.2017.1317602
Abstract: Abstract This paper considers whether transgender (trans*) women should be permitted to compete in female categories in sports. Trans* women are often criticized for competing in female categories because they are seen as having an… read more here.
Keywords: trans women; compete female; transgender women; sport transgender ... See more keywords
“We’re starting to turn the page”: navigating stigma as a women’s sport employee
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DOI: 10.1080/14413523.2025.2538287
Abstract: ABSTRACT Women’s sport organizations face unique barriers that can shape the experiences of employees. However, research has yet to fully explore this phenomenon. We address this gap by using case study methodology and conducting semi-structured… read more here.
Keywords: navigating stigma; starting turn; page navigating; sport organizations ... See more keywords
Framing the women’s AFL: contested spaces and emerging narratives of hope and opportunity for women in sport
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DOI: 10.1080/17430437.2017.1409727
Abstract: Abstract This article explores historical, contemporary and emerging sites of contestation within sports, with a particular focus on women’s Australian Rules football in Australia. Sport played out on the field, in the media, popular culture,… read more here.
Keywords: opportunity women; framing women; narratives hope; hope opportunity ... See more keywords
Women and Sport in Asia
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DOI: 10.1080/17430437.2021.1982900
Abstract: Asia, the largest continent, is home to 60% of the world’s total population and is the birthplace of many early human civilizations. Throughout history, sport has played an important role in the de... read more here.
Keywords: women sport; sport asia;
Images of women in sport and physical education part 2: Building and integrating a digital exhibit site into the classroom
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DOI: 10.1080/1941126x.2018.1465515
Abstract: ABSTRACT This article highlights key points in the process of collaboration, creation, and assessment of a digital exhibit that tells the story of a larger digital collection, and its use in project-based assignments for a… read more here.
Keywords: classroom; exhibit; digital exhibit; images women ... See more keywords
Racialized Women in Sport in Canada: A Scoping Review.
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DOI: 10.1123/jpah.2022-0288
Abstract: BACKGROUND This scoping literature review examines: What literature exists about the sport and physical activity experiences of racialized cis and trans women, adolescents, and girls in Canada? METHODS English language peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and… read more here.
Keywords: review; sport canada; canada scoping; racialized women ... See more keywords
We are Courageous: Speaking Out Boldly and Acting for Change: Women in Sport and Exercise Academic Network Conference, 20–22 June, 2023
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DOI: 10.1123/wspaj.2024-0042
Abstract: This symposium took a multi-disciplinary perspective, exploring efforts to support and develop research within the female football game. We brought together practitioners and a researchers to consider the key considerations within the support of female… read more here.
Keywords: speaking boldly; courageous speaking; women sport; acting change ... See more keywords
Men’s Football Fandom and the Performance of Progressive and Misogynistic Masculinities in a ‘New Age’ of UK Women’s Sport
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DOI: 10.1177/00380385211063359
Abstract: This article offers an original contribution as the first to focus empirically on men football fans’ attitudes towards women’s sport in a ‘new age’ of UK media coverage, in which women’s sport has experienced a… read more here.
Keywords: misogynistic masculinities; new age; men football; women sport ... See more keywords
New approaches for studies of Muslim women and sport
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DOI: 10.1177/1012690215589326
Abstract: This article offers a new approach for examining Muslim women in sport, which combines the domains of sporting participation, consumption and representation. It proposes moving beyond a sports development paradigm and deficit model of sports… read more here.
Keywords: sport new; new approaches; approaches studies; muslim women ... See more keywords
Defining ‘woman': A governmentality analysis of how protective policies are created in elite women's sport
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DOI: 10.1177/10126902211072765
Abstract: Women's sport remains a contested realm that frequently features standards and regulations premised on women's inferiority and physiological distinctions from men. In response to these purported sex-based differences, a range of protective policies have been… read more here.
Keywords: governmentality; protective policies; sport defining; women sport ... See more keywords
“It's sort of help yourself” – DIY medical care and team-doctoring in amateur women's sport
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DOI: 10.1177/10126902241250090
Abstract: It has become something of a truism, that within various athletic subcultures pain and injury are regularly normalised as ‘part of the game’. One clear consequence which flows from this empirical reality is that athletes… read more here.
Keywords: team doctoring; medical care; care; sociology ... See more keywords