Navigating the Intersection of COVID-19 and (Re)new(ed) Calls for Racial Justice: A Qualitative Examination of the Experiences of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Professionals in College Athletics During A Year of “Social Justice Awakening”

Nicholas Swim, Robert M. Turick, Yannick Kluch, Raquel Wright-Mair
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The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine the experiences of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) professionals in the NCAA athletics governance structure. The specific focus was centered on the multiple crises of summer 2020, including both the COVID-19 pandemic and calls for social injustices and its effects on DEI work and the impacts on DEI professionals within college athletics. In total, 23 semi-structured interviews were completed with the DEI professionals, with five major themes emerging from the results, including: (1) Reorganization of Priorities, (2) Reactive vs. Proactive Work, (3) Challenges of Virtual DEI Engagement, (4) Emotional Fatigue, and (5) Validation of DEI work. The implications for future research and practitioners will be further explored.
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导航2019冠状病毒病和(重新)新(编)呼吁种族正义的交叉点:在“社会正义觉醒”的一年中,对大学体育多样性、公平性和包容性专业人员的经验进行定性检查
本质性研究的目的是检验多样性、公平和包容(DEI)专业人士在NCAA体育治理结构中的经验。具体焦点集中在2020年夏季的多重危机上,包括COVID-19大流行和对社会不公正的呼吁及其对DEI工作的影响,以及对大学体育运动中DEI专业人员的影响。共对DEI专业人员进行了23次半结构化访谈,结果中出现了五个主要主题,包括:(1)优先级重组,(2)被动与主动工作,(3)虚拟DEI参与的挑战,(4)情绪疲劳,(5)DEI工作的验证。本文将进一步探讨对未来研究和实践者的影响。
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