Attitudes of campus recreational sport employees toward LGBTQ+ participants: does targeting training make an impact?

Knee, Eric; Anderson, Austin R.; Ramos, William D.; Miller, Alison Moira

doi:10.1080/14927713.2023.2252836

Leisure/Loisir

2023

DOI: 10.1080/14927713.2023.2252836

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Attitudes of campus recreational sport employees toward LGBTQ+ participants: does targeting training make an impact?

Eric Knee,

Austin R. Anderson,

William D. Ramos

et al.

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Challenging ideas of inclusion to work toward a more just future: introduction to the special issue

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Challenging ideas of inclusion to work toward a more just future: introduction to the special issue

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Perception Matters: Attitudes Toward Transgender Inclusion in Campus Recreational Sports

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The participation of transgender individuals in sporting spaces continues to receive increased attention in both popular media and in academic scholarship. However, while attention is growing, little is known about the attitudes the general public holds toward transgender sport participation. This is particularly true when it comes to attitudes participants hold toward transgender persons and their participation in recreational sport programming. As such, this study quantitatively explores the attitudes of intramural and club sport participants across the United States toward transgender persons and transgender participation in recreational sport programming. Specifically, results emphasize (a) the general attitudes of recreational sport participants toward transgender persons, (b) the attitudes of recreational sport participants toward the participation of transgender persons in recreational sport programs, (c) differences in attitudes by gender, and (d) differences in attitudes by program area (intramural vs club sport). Discussion of these differences and practical implications for recreational sports are considered.

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Attitudes of campus recreational sport employees toward LGBTQ+ participants: does targeting training make an impact?

Cited by 2 publications

References 73 publications

Challenging ideas of inclusion to work toward a more just future: introduction to the special issue

Challenging ideas of inclusion to work toward a more just future: introduction to the special issue

Perception Matters: Attitudes Toward Transgender Inclusion in Campus Recreational Sports

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