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Your movement matters - survey translated into six languages
Take the survey: Your movement matters
The School of Sport have commissioned the translation of the Your movement matters research survey into six languages; Welsh, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Polish and Bengali. Survey respondents can now select their preferred language on the opening page.
Your movement matters is a collaborative research project funded by eight of the UK’s leading walking, climbing and outdoor leisure organisations, examining the demographics of people who participate in the different styles of walking and climbing.
“It's important to us that the survey and research are inclusive of the Black and Global Majority and linguistic minority communities in our society," explained Professor Vini Lander, Director of the Centre for Race, Education and Decoloniality at Leeds Beckett University. “These translations are an effort to ensure that people from a wide range of communities can access and engage in this really important survey.”
The survey has already been completed by over 3,000 people in the UK and Ireland and will remain open until 8th June. The results will be used across the sector to improve access to walking, climbing and camping amongst those who are currently underserved.
Whether you walk your dog in the park or scale Alpine peaks, your movement matters to us. We want to know more about your experiences and what you do.
Take the survey: Your movement matters
Survey respondents can choose to be entered into a prize draw to win a £100 voucher for Ellis Brigham.
Research funded by:
Research conducted by:
Dr Chris Kay
Chris was formerly a senior research fellow in the Carnegie School of Sport.
Emily Ankers
Emily Ankers is a former research assistant in the Carnegie School of Sport.
Professor James McKenna
A professor of Physical Activity and Health, Jim studies behaviour change at a range of levels; individual, social and whole community. He is Director of the Active Lifestyles research centre in the School of Sport.
Professor Leanne Norman
Leanne is a Professor of Sport Management and the Director of the Centre for Social Justice in Sport and Society within the Carnegie School of Sport. Her research addresses gender equity and inclusion within sports leadership (including coaching and governance).
