Creative Resources

Here you can find a description of all the research-based, creative resources available to encourage discussion, reflection, change.

When you click on a resource, it will take you to our Members Area.

If you do not have a password for it, book your space at our event on 28/05, or contact us at info@preventingabuseinyouthsport.co.uk

“Stories work with people, for people, and always stories work on people, affecting what people are able to see as real, as possible, and as worth doing or best avoided”

Arthur Frank, 2010, p. 3

Resources

Ethnodrama Film

This short film, based on our work (Cavallerio, Wadey, Wagstaff, 2021) on the experience of sport parents having to deal with issues related to overuse injuries and abusive youth sport environments, was shot by the talented Michael Bruce of Katerpiller Films.

Click on the image above to see the short film

Graphic Novel

This nonfiction comic was drawn by Becky Palmer to illustrate the creative nonfiction story written by Francesca Cavallerio (Cavallerio, Wadey, & Wagstaff, 2016). The data was collected over a 1-year ethnography, which focused on understanding the cause of development of overuse injuries in gymnasts. The question is, where is the line between overuse injury and non-contact physical abuse?

Click on the image to read the comic
Click on the image above to read the comic

Poems in Pictures

These data-poems were created in response to the scandal in Italian rhythmic gymnastics that has been developing since October 2022. They are part of a manuscript currently in preparation, but here have been presented together with drawings by Becky Palmer, which represented her own embodied reaction to the poems.

Click on the image above to explore data-poems and drawings

Embodied Poetry

Working with some of the same data-poems above, dancer and PhD researcher, and rhythmic gymnastics survivor Klaudia Wittman created a coreography that capture her embodied response to the stories portrayed in the poems.

Click on the picture above to watch the videos of embodied poetry

Keep an eye on this page, as more resources will be added when produced.