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The latest IFAPA newsletter is now available. There is content includes a message from the IFAPA President, a report by the Vice President, Africa and… Continue Reading IFAPA Autumn 2019 newsletter

Call for Expressions of Interest to Host the 2022 NAFAPA Research Symposium The NAFAPA Board is seeking expressions of interest to host the 2022 NAFAPA… Continue Reading Hosts for 2022 NAFAPA Symposium

A call for nominations for three NAFAPA Awards: The Dale A. Ulrich Leadership Award The Allen W. Burton New Investigator Award The Patricia Austin Graduate… Continue Reading Nominations for NAFAPA Awards

Autumn edition of the NAFAPA (@NorthAmericaAPA) newsletter is out now. The North American Federation of Adapted Physical Activity (NAFAPA) has released the latest issue of… Continue Reading Autumn NAFAPA newsletter

Alex Stribing is a third-year doctoral student at the University of South Carolina studying Motor Behavior and Special Education under Dr. Ali Brian. Her dissertation… Continue Reading Additional Student Representative

Updates in NAFAPA July Newsletter can be found by the interactive version of the Newsletter can be found here: https://spark.adobe.com/page/lQCYP6zL0g2Vt/ Features include researchers spotlight, case… Continue Reading NAFAPA July 2019 newsletter

Have you heard? Our March Newsletter is now available! You can get all the updates of what NAFAPA and our partners are doing here: https://t.co/CULNTrnAqK… Continue Reading NAFAPA March newsletter

The 2020 North American Federation of Adapted Physical Activity Conference preliminary information CONFERENCE THEME: COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE Venue: Brock University: a campus that is located… Continue Reading NAFAPA 2020 Preliminary Information

The latest North America Federation of Adapted Physical Activity (NAFAPA) newsletter is out now. Issue 3: June 2018 has several newsworthy pieces including; President’s Note… Continue Reading NAFAPA Newsletter Issue 3

NAFAPA Keynote speakers Robert Motl, Ph.D. Professor and Director of Research, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Alabama Prof. Robert Motl has systematically developed a… Continue Reading NAFAPA conference Keynote Speakers