Research
The SIMS Chair’s programming is divided into three main areas that are inspired by the public health approach. A fourth theme focusing on the impacts of the pandemic on the well-being of young athletes completes the Chair’s themes.
Surveillance
Projects in progress for the Surveillance theme
- Developing athlete wellness: creating an environment conducive to achieving personal and athletic excellence
Developing athlete wellness: creating an environment conducive to achieving personal and athletic excellence
- Study on the experiences of Quebec athletes (ÉVAQ)
Study on the experiences of Quebec athletes (ÉVAQ)
- Impact of Adolescent Sport Participation (IPSA)
Impact of Adolescent Sport Participation (IPSA)
- From heterocisnormative victimization to empowerment: Pathways to empowering sexual minority in Canada
From heterocisnormative victimization to empowerment: Pathways to empowering sexual minority in Canada
- Violence experienced by young officials in Quebec
Violence experienced by young officials in Quebec
Development, implementation and evaluation
Projects in progress for the Development, Implementation and Evaluation theme
- Analysis of training needs for sport stakeholders about athlete maltreatment (Allié.es)
Analysis of training needs for sport stakeholders about athlete maltreatment (Allié.es)
- Development, implementation and evaluation of an intervention to prevent sexual violence in college and university sports environments (Hors-Jeu)
Development, implementation and evaluation of an intervention to prevent sexual violence in college and university sports environments (Hors-Jeu)
- Rapid review
Rapid review
- Study on Coaching Integrity (ÉTIC)
Study on Coaching Integrity (ÉTIC)
- Implementation and effectiveness of a sexual assault prevention program for female students in a university setting (French version of the Enhanced version of Assess, Acknowledge and Act; EAAA): Are the settings ready and is the program effective when multiple risk factors are present?
Implementation and effectiveness of a sexual assault prevention program for female students in a university setting (French version of the Enhanced version of Assess, Acknowledge and Act; EAAA): Are the settings ready and is the program effective when multiple risk factors are present?
Knowledge mobilization and transfer
Knowledge mobilization and transfer are of great importance to the SIMS Chair. Several initiatives allow us to highlight the knowledge resulting from research in order to inform and equip researchers and practical environments.
- Delphi
Delphi
- Preventing violence in sport in Quebec: Co-construction of a vision and priorities for action (VISION)
Preventing violence in sport in Quebec: Co-construction of a vision and priorities for action (VISION)
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