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Latest papers
Retired para athletes hold limited leadership roles in Canadian national sport federations.
Frontiers in sports and active living · 2025
Feeling 'not enough' or 'too much': Exploring how LGBTQ+ adults experiencing disability navigate Canadian health contexts.
Journal of health psychology · 2025 · senior author
How high-performance practitioners think and intervene to change technique.
Psychology of sport and exercise · 2025
Latest funding
- $105,942
Tracking Flow of Menstruation Data in Canadian Sport
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $210,185
How does exercise improve quality of life/subjective well-being in adults with physical disabilities? Exploring the roles of quality-participation experiences and life-domain satisfaction
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $290,312
Shedding Light on Family Planning, Motherhood, and Sport: Narrative Analysis of Assisted Reproductive Technology Stories in the Digital Landscape
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
17 publications.
Retired para athletes hold limited leadership roles in Canadian national sport federations.
Stevenson C, Mortenson WB, Peng TH, Miniato A, Walker-Young E, Willsie D, Gruenig S, Bundon A, Lawson S, Landry M, Pollock CL
Feeling 'not enough' or 'too much': Exploring how LGBTQ+ adults experiencing disability navigate Canadian health contexts.
Herrick SSC, Bennett EV, Bundon A
How high-performance practitioners think and intervene to change technique.
Vecchione J, Bundon A, Madill C, Hodges NJ
Negotiating digital identities: Small story narrative analysis of queer and heterosexual elite hockey playing mothers' self-portrayals on Instagram.
McGannon KR, Bundon A, Hladun W, Pegoraro A
Exposing a Motherhood Penalty in Sport: A Feminist Narrative Inquiry of Media Stories of Canadian Athlete Mothers' Journeys to the 2020 Tokyo Games.
McGannon KR, Kulkarni S, Hladun W, Bundon A, Pegoraro A
"It Looks Good on Paper, But It Was Never Meant to Be Real": Mixed-Gender Events in the Paralympic Movement.
Dean NA, Bundon A, Howe PD, Abele N
Understanding the experiences, needs, and strengths of people with incomplete spinal cord injury who can ambulate.
Jeawon M, Hase B, Miller S, Eng JJ, Bundon A, Chaudhury H, Maffin J, Clarkson R, Wright J, Mortenson WB
Perspectives from the spinal cord injury community with teleSCI services during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study.
Dean NA, Marwaha A, Grasdal M, Leong S, Mesa A, Krassioukov AV, Bundon A
Street soccer and homelessness: Exploring social identities, health, and well-being.
O'Rourke JJ, Bundon A, Faulkner G, Cruwys T, Beauchamp MR
Adaptive outdoor physical activities for adults with mobility disability: a scoping review.
Derakhshan P, Miller WC, Bundon A, Labbé D, Bolt T, Mortenson WB
Tracking Flow of Menstruation Data in Canadian Sport
Principal investigators: Bundon, Andrea
How does exercise improve quality of life/subjective well-being in adults with physical disabilities? Exploring the roles of quality-participation experiences and life-domain satisfaction
Principal investigators: Martin Ginis, Kathleen A.
Shedding Light on Family Planning, Motherhood, and Sport: Narrative Analysis of Assisted Reproductive Technology Stories in the Digital Landscape
Principal investigators: McGannon, Kerry R.
An ethnographic study of Black children's identity construction in early childhood education
Principal investigators: Matebekwane, Kamogelo A.
Keywords: identity construction; black children; early childhood education; sense of belonging; anti-black racism; discrimination and prejudice; equality; inclusion; diversity; blackness as presence; black lives matter; community development
Re-storying intergenerational community relationships with mathematics through embodied mathematical arts
Principal investigators: Gerofsky, Susan G.
Keywords: mathematics education; arts-based education research; intergenerational community engagement; re-storying mathematics
A community-based system for sharing Recreational Assistive Devices (RAD)
Principal investigators: Miller, William C.
Keywords: quality of participation; mobility; accessibility; inclusive communities; leisure and recreation participation; adaptive devices; policy; disability; social participation; quality of life
Canadian Disability Participation Project 2.0: Developing, Implementing and Evaluating Quality Sport, Exercise and Play Experiences for Canadians with Disabilities
Keywords: quality participation; disability; sport; exercise; play; recreation; children; youth; adults; knowledge creation; knowledge mobilization; implementation; dissemination
The PELvUS Study - Pelvic floor Exercise to Lessen Urinary incontinence and Sexual dysfunction in people with spinal cord injury
Principal investigators: Lam, Tania
Keywords: Exercise; Pelvic Floor Muscles; Rehabilitation; Sexual Health; Spinal Cord Injury; Urinary Incontinence
Unplanning Violence through Literary Walks: How Urban Planning and Literary Narratives Re-spatialize Memories of Conflict in Contested Cities
Principal investigators: Mathuria, Sunjay
Keywords: contested cities; urbicide; urban planning; literary geographies; urban memory; walking
Expanding understanding of motherhood and sport in socio-cultural context: A narrative analysis of stories in the digital landscape
Principal investigators: McGannon, Kerry R.
Keywords: elite athlete mothers; digital media; stories; narrative analysis; cultural sport psychology
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Andrea Bundon and Ann Pegoraro: 2 shared papers
- Guy Faulkner and Andrea Bundon: 1 shared paper
- Habib Chaudhury and Andrea Bundon: 1 shared paper
- Management, Business, Administrative Studies
- School of Kinesiology
- Gerontology
- Other
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