NASSS 2018 Conference - Vancouver

#Digital space invaders: Muslim sportswomen use of digital technologies to negotiate sporting cultural identitiesSocial media are important technologies affecting the lived experiences, identities, politics and consumption practices of athletes and sports fans (Hutchins & Mikosza... Read More →

Active learning strategies, when implemented effectively, can lead to increased student engagement and higher levels of significant learning. In contrast, traditional teaching formats that maintain conventional use of time and space, including lecturing, embed students in colonial-inspired... Read More →

From 2017-2019, we have worked in partnership with two First Nation communities in Manitoba to gain community insight into what it means to be a part of the Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program (IYMP) and how the mentors experienced mino-bimaadiziwin through mentorship. While there... Read More →

Session: Sport, Media, & TechnologyBikes and beats: Engaging the San José Bike Party through mobile video ethnographySouth of the San Francisco Bay on the third Friday of every month, thousands of residents take to the streets on their bicycles to join in on the novelty   of the... Read More →

“Band-Aid solutions”: Media framing of Trevor Bauer drone incident in digital and print mediaModel aircraft and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), popularly referred to in U.S. mainstream media as drones, have made an immense impact on the way we view technology. These compact and... Read More →