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In June 2006, the Australian Government Office for Women in the Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaCSIA) engaged the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC) at the University of New South Wales to research how culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women participate in sport and recreation, and the factors that may limit their full involvement. The project is designed to inform the development of policies and programs to effectively support the inclusion of CALD women in sport and recreation activities in Australia in playing and in non-playing roles.This report examines the experiences, practices and perceptions of representatives from 15 sporting, cultural, and womens organisations about CALD womens in...
Womens participation in sport and physical activities The beneficial effects of regular participatio...
Strong evidence exists for the role of physical activity in preventing and managing a range of chron...
The authors explore the sporting experiences and community strengths of Indigenous Australian women....
In June 2006, the Australian Government Office for Women in the Department of Families, Community Se...
The project is designed to inform the development of policies and programs to effectively support th...
This paper examines how culturally and linguistically diverse women participate in sport and recreat...
This thesis investigates how sports organisations and discourses have impacted on the sports partici...
Close examination of epidemiological data reveals that individuals from culturally and linguisitical...
© 2015 Australia and New Zealand Association of Leisure Studies. Indigenous women have alarmingly lo...
A diversity audit is used to profile gender and cultural diversity in selected Australian community ...
Researchers have consistently pointed to positive links between sport, physical activity, health and...
Background: Australia continues to witness rising levels of immigration by individuals from Cultural...
The social and community building potential of sport has been highlighted by social policy makers an...
This research project sought to explore how Indigenous women athletes experience physical activity a...
Background: Australia continues to witness rising levels of immigration by individuals from Cultural...
Womens participation in sport and physical activities The beneficial effects of regular participatio...
Strong evidence exists for the role of physical activity in preventing and managing a range of chron...
The authors explore the sporting experiences and community strengths of Indigenous Australian women....
In June 2006, the Australian Government Office for Women in the Department of Families, Community Se...
The project is designed to inform the development of policies and programs to effectively support th...
This paper examines how culturally and linguistically diverse women participate in sport and recreat...
This thesis investigates how sports organisations and discourses have impacted on the sports partici...
Close examination of epidemiological data reveals that individuals from culturally and linguisitical...
© 2015 Australia and New Zealand Association of Leisure Studies. Indigenous women have alarmingly lo...
A diversity audit is used to profile gender and cultural diversity in selected Australian community ...
Researchers have consistently pointed to positive links between sport, physical activity, health and...
Background: Australia continues to witness rising levels of immigration by individuals from Cultural...
The social and community building potential of sport has been highlighted by social policy makers an...
This research project sought to explore how Indigenous women athletes experience physical activity a...
Background: Australia continues to witness rising levels of immigration by individuals from Cultural...
Womens participation in sport and physical activities The beneficial effects of regular participatio...
Strong evidence exists for the role of physical activity in preventing and managing a range of chron...
The authors explore the sporting experiences and community strengths of Indigenous Australian women....
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