The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee recently took evidence on the participation of children and young people in Sport and Physical Activity (PA). As part of the SPICe fellowship programme, …

The 50th Leisure Studies Association Annual Conference provides opportunities for researchers and practitioners to examine a range of social and spatial justice issues.

This article invites Sport for Development (SfD) organisations to co-design a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) framework inspired by the Capability Approach (CA). The aim is to collaborative...

Scotland’s concern with physical activity (PA) has been apparent ever since the establishment of the devolved Government in 1999, when the white paper, “Towards a Healthier Scotland” was published.…

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The 50th Leisure Studies Association Annual Conference provides opportunities for researchers and practitioners to examine a range of social and spatial justice issues.

By employing a What is the Problem Presented to be (WPR) analysis, this research critically explores Scottish physical activity (PA) and sport policies since devolution in 1999. The rationale for u...

This briefing is the first output from a SPICe academic fellowship exploring barriers to physical activity in Scotland. It outlines the legislative landscape concerning physical activity funding in Sc...