Impact
Our gendered environmental approach has shifted the traditional sports injury paradigm in real time, resulting in new research directions, policy changes, and a re-framing of the problem in mass media coverage.
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Awards
CIHR-IMHA Inclusive Research Excellence Prizes in Team Science & Research Impact
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Stephanie awarded a British Academy Innovation Fellowship to work with the UK Sports Institute
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British Journal of Sports Medicine Editor’s Choice Topic Collection
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Joanne awarded Manitoba Physiotherapy Association’s Leonore Saunders Mentorship Award
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Gendered environmental approach to sports injury shortlisted in University of Nottingham’s Knowledge Exchange & Research Impact Awards
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Stephanie shortlisted for University of Nottingham’s Rising Star Award
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Featured Publications
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Anterior cruciate ligament injury: Towards a gendered environmental approach
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Understanding the experiences of girls using a high school weight room
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Connecting qualitative research on exercise and environment to public health agendas requires an equity lens
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Towards a critical geography of physical activity: Emotions and the gendered boundary-making of an everyday exercise environment
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An unconventional classroom: The effect of mandatory supervised resistance training hours in the high school Physical Education curriculum on student participation in subsequent resistance training activities.
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Pandemic geographies of physical activity