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The aim is to explain how co-production and cross-pollination inform inclusive sport initiatives and promote gender and disability agendas.

Gender and disability advancement in inclusive sport initiatives: Tiro en Braille and Goalball UG at Universidad de Guanajuato

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Explores inclusive sport initiatives enhancing gender and disability awareness in a university setting, suggesting significant social impacts.

The aim is to explain how co-production and cross-pollination inform inclusive sport initiatives and promote gender and disability agendas.
Analyzed two sport initiatives: Tiro en Braille and Goalball UG at Universidad de Guanajuato.
Conducted interviews with 28 participants including players, staff, and project leaders.
Applied participatory action research frameworks of co-production and cross-pollination.
Utilized a signature model (VECTOR-I) informed by global agendas like the Sustainable Development Goals.
Demonstrated positive shifts in attitudes toward mixed-gender participation and inclusivity.
Identified mechanisms of knowledge transfer enhancing the evolution of inclusive sports.
Showed empowered participants with increased awareness of gender and disability issues.
Highlighted specific components from cross-pollination practices that enriched both initiatives.

Aňorve et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Explores inclusive sport initiatives enhancing gender and disability awareness in a university setting, suggesting significant social impacts.