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WE PLAY: Refugee settlement through sport

Launched in 2019, the WE PLAY study investigates how refugee settlement is produced and experienced in and through sport and physical activity.

We collaborate with key stakeholders in the area of migrant settlement and physical activity. Are you interested in collaborating? Please contact us.

We disseminate research findings in multiple ways to reach various audiences. Click here to find out more about our WE PLAY publications.

We have chosen for a multi-method and interdisciplinary research design. Literature reviews, lived experiences, policy and media analysis and institutional enthography. 

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The Sport, Diversity and Social Change group is based at the Institute of Health and Sport at  the  Victoria University, Melbourne Australia.

The research group is primarily concerned with social justice, and asks critical questions regarding equity, inclusion and exclusion in sport, physical activity, and physical education contexts. The group seeks to understand how people’s experiences of sport, physical activity and physical education are shaped and constrained by broader structures and cultural processes; and how to facilitate positive social change in and through sport, physical activity and physical education.

 

The group is grounded in social science and humanities – in particular, sociology and cultural studies, and researchers employ a range of methods such as ethnography, interviews, surveys, focus groups, observations, policy, media and archival analysis. The group has specific interest and expertise in migration, cultural diversity and social inclusion; race and racism; and gender and sexuality.

Our publications and blogs
Below you will find all recent academic publications, interviews with renowned academics in the Expert Interviews series and the Sportscos' blog posts.
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