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New Episode 73 Inclusive Physical Education “Whilst much good work has been done in the area of inclusive PE there is still more than can… Continue Reading Inclusion Club 73

A new and innovative training project will be implemented next fall in the scope of a close collaboration between the University Paris Nanterre and the… Continue Reading Call for collaborators with Start up V@Si

Understanding physical activity experiences of older adults with spinal cord injury At the intersection of disability and ageing, the aim of this PhD is to… Continue Reading Double PhD degree

Another podcast series from ‘Whats New in Adapted Physical Education’ is available from Scott McNamara’s blog. In a two part series on Service Learning in… Continue Reading Podcast: Service Learning in APE

A FREE event celebrating sailing, rowing and canoeing for people of all abilities from the physical, sensory, intellectual and learning ability spectrums 25th / 26th… Continue Reading Watersports Inclusion Games

The second of a six series webinars (online workshop) that are running this year as part of the Sport and Disability Knowledge Exchange will cover… Continue Reading Sport and Disability Knowledge Exchange webinar

What is an inclusive activity? webinar A Universal Design Approach Introduction to Presenters Eli A. Wolff – Director of the Power of Sport Lab /… Continue Reading What is an inclusive activity webinar

Department for Health Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Exercise and Spinal Cord Injury (Fixed Term) Employment Basis: Full Time (Fixed Term 2-years) Salary: £32,548 to £38,833… Continue Reading Post-Doctoral Researcher in Exercise and Spinal Cord Injury

Frank Stephens is Special Olympics Virginia global messenger. He has a few videos on the Internet where he gives some powerful speeches, including one at… Continue Reading Powerful speeches from special olympics

The UNESCO Chair on inclusive PE sport recreation and fitness has a regular blog on the Washington Group Questions on functional difficulties as a measure… Continue Reading Washington Group Questions blog