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Chair: Anand Rampersad
Room: VBN3, Building HZM Basement
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Georgios Pavlogiannis6/8/22, 1:30 PM
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) in Sweden has been ratified (1989), included in sports policy (2009) and become an official Swedish law (2020). Sweden is one of the world’s most sporting nations in relation to its geography and population and children’s rights should be protected in sports in order to be a safe field of education and socialization for the children....
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Saša Pišot, Ivana Milovanović6/8/22, 1:50 PM
Objectives: Youth sports around the world are affected by the Covid -19 pandemic. In order to explore the "drop out" in youth sports after forced "retirement", our research question was: how has the past period of several temporary closures affected youth sports in Slovenia? Methods: an online survey, "Youth sports in the grip of COVID -19 epidemic measures," conducted from November 18 to...
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Karin Redelius, Inger Eliasson6/8/22, 2:10 PM
Children and young people form a significant part of sport, but to what extent are they part of decision-making and can influence their sporting practice? On what – if any – matters do they have a voice? This study takes its starting point in the so-called participatory agenda which emanates from article 12 in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) stating that every child has...
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Adam Steen Malmkjær Rønlund, Glen Nielsen, Stine Frydendal6/8/22, 2:30 PM
The opportunities to participate in physical activity and sports can vary greatly across the different youth education institutions in Denmark, with upper-secondary school students (ages 15-20) generally having the most options while also possessing the best health and well-being.
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Previously, employment of student-oriented, democratic workshops showed a feasible approach to health promotion...