Francine Darroch

Assistant Professor

Carleton University

Canada

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Dr. Francine Darroch is an Assistant Professor at Carleton University in Canada. Her research focuses on sexual and gender-based violence, trauma-informed approaches in sports development, and the representation of fathers in family-centered services. Recent publications include investigations into the impacts of rural landscapes on service providers, the role of corporate sponsorship in motherhood experiences, and the barriers faced by marginalized fathers in accessing physical activity.

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Paul Peters

Associate Professor

Carleton University

CANADA

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John Oliffe

Professor

The University of British Columbia

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Articles (14)

Strained Systems, Escalating Needs: Service Provider Perspectives on the Rural Landscape of Sexual- and Gender-based Violence in the Five-years post-COVID

Exploring Gender Diversity and Trauma- and Violence-Informed Sport for Development

In-queering into LGBTQIA+ movement: Considerations of trauma- and violence-informed physical activity approaches

Exploring the use of geographic methods to understand sexual- and gender-based violence: a scoping review

Absent and Problematic: The Representation of Fathers in the Program Policies of Organizations that Provide Family-Centred Services in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

“I’m Trying to be There for my Kids”: A Needs Analysis of Fathers Who Experience Health Inequities in Vancouver, Canada

Barriers to physical activity for father’s living in marginalising conditions

Pregnancy, Parenthood, and Elite Athletics: “There’s a Lot of Work Still Yet To Be Done”

Taking Practical Steps: A Feminist Participatory Approach to Cocreating a Trauma- and Violence-Informed Physical Activity Program for Women

Exploring moderate to vigorous physical activity for women with post-traumatic stress disorder: A scoping review

Selling vs. Supporting Motherhood: How Corporate Sponsors Frame the Parenting Experiences of Elite and Olympic Athletes

Racing for Representation: A Visual Content Analysis of North American Running Magazine Covers

Ethical applications of big data-driven ai on social systems: Literature analysis and example deployment use case

Men's health literacy: A review and recommendations

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Paul Peters

John Oliffe

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