The International Symposium of the Asian Society for Adapted Physical Education and Exercise (ASAPE) was successfully held, marking a significant event in the field of… Continue Reading Successful Conclusion of the ASAPE 2024
The British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) will host a free live webinar about Para and Adaptive Sports Medicine. The BJSM Live webinar aims to… Continue Reading Para and Adaptive Sports Medicine Free Webinar
The PhD program in Education, part of the Social Sciences, has been cultivating scholars since 1993. Between 1993 and 2014, 47 individuals earned their doctorates.… Continue Reading PhD Opportunity in Education: Specializing in Adapted Physical Activity or Adapted Physical Education
ORIGINAL RESEARCH Variability Analysis in Judo Para Athletes With Visual Impairments: Match-Outcome Performance in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games With Evidence From the New Classification… Continue Reading New Issue of the Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly Volume 41 (2024): Issue 3 (Jul 2024)
Launched on August 19, 2021, before the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, WeThe15 is a major human rights movement aimed at ending discrimination against people with… Continue Reading WeThe15 podcast launched to highlight issues of representation
The South East Technological University (Carlow) is offering a funded PhD position titled “Fitness levels of Irish children and adolescents with disabilities” and supervised by… Continue Reading PhD Opportunity: Fitness levels of Irish children and adolescents with disabilities
Researchers from the University of Queensland are conducting a study titled “Development of a Support Needs Assessment Tool for People with Disability Wanting to Participate… Continue Reading Research: Online Survey in Physical Activity for People with Disability, University of Queensland
The Calgary Adapted Hub powered by Jumpstart is sharing the next Calgary Adapted Hub Seminar Series: In Memory of Eli Wolff in partnership with the… Continue Reading Calgary Adapted Hub Seminar Series: In Memory of Eli Wolff
Palaestra 38(2) Editor’s Corner “I Am Not Ashamed”: Disability Advocates, Experts Implore You to Stop Saying “Special Needs” Feature Articles Strategies for Teaching Golf Skills… Continue Reading New Issue Palaestra Vol. 38 No. 2 (2024)
Individuals with childhood-onset physical and developmental disabilities often have special needs around exercise and physical activity. However, most books on this topic are written for… Continue Reading New Book Release: Promoting Physical Activity and Fitness: Supporting Individuals with Childhood-Onset Disabilities
