Louise is a Professor in the College of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research focuses on the physical activity experiences of those left on the margins of movement spaces and opportunities, with a strong interest in the experiences of girls and young women in physical activity and sport. She is a community-engaged scholar with over 25 years of experience listening to the needs of community members and working with them to develop initiatives that will support them in their efforts to provide opportunities for children and youth to develop physical literacy. A former president of Physical and Health Education Canada, Louise is passionate about the role that schools and teachers can play in helping children and youth find and nurture a lifelong love of movement. Louise can be reached at louise.humbert@usask.ca.
Louise is a Professor in the College of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research focuses on the physical activity experiences of those left on the margins of movement spaces and opportunities, with a strong interest in the experiences of girls and young women in physical activity and sport. She is a community-engaged scholar with over 25 years of experience listening to the needs of community members and working with them to develop initiatives that will support them in their efforts to provide opportunities for children and youth to develop physical literacy. A former president of Physical and Health Education Canada, Louise is passionate about the role that schools and teachers can play in helping children and youth find and nurture a lifelong love of movement. Louise can be reached at louise.humbert@usask.ca.