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Weight Inclusive Thinking for Fitness Spaces (WIT FITS): A Three-Month Follow-Up of a Weight Stigma Intervention for Exercise Professionals by Lima Fogaca, Janaina, Zuest, Luciana, Lee, Saemi, Squires, Nikole, Clifford, Dawn

“…Among the few interventions that exist to decrease weight stigma in exercise settings, none include a long-term follow-up to assess if changes are sustained…”
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WIT FITS: Effects of Weight Stigma Intervention on Exercise Professionals’ Attitudes Toward Fatness: A Randomized Controlled Trial by Zuest, Luciana, Lee, Saemi, Fogaça, Janaina, Squires, Nikole, Clifford, Dawn E.

“…Exercise professionals often hold anti-fat attitudes, which contribute to weight stigma and discrimination in physical activity contexts. This study examined…”
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Physical Education and the Quest for Relevance in the Age of Precarity: Lessons from the Weight Inclusive Thinking Project (WIT): National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education 31st Delphine Hanna Commemorative Lecture 2022 by Zuest, Luciana

“…For the 31st Delphine Hanna Lecture, this paper draws parallels between Dr. Delphine Hanna's approach to establishing physical education's professional…”
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Physical Education and the Quest for Relevance in the Age of Precarity: Lessons from the Weight Inclusive Thinking Project (WIT) by Zuest, Luciana

“…For the 31st Delphine Hanna Lecture, this paper draws parallels between Dr. Delphine Hanna's approach to establishing physical education's professional…”
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Physical Activity Experiences of Adolescent Girls Living in a Rural Community by Zuest, Luciana

“…This study explored the daily life physical activity (PA) experiences of 11 adolescent girls living in a rural community in the Northwest of the United States…”
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Introducing a Weight-Inclusive Paradigm in Sport and Physical Education by Derbyshire, Alex, Lee, Saemi, Cordova, Sierra, Crocker, George, Zuest, Luciana

“…The increased focus on preventing obesity in physical education spaces often leads to weight-centric ideology and anti-fat attitudes that subject fat students…”
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Health and weight attitudes of university recreation center leaders by Lee, Sae-Mi, Zuest, Luciana, Leedeman, Juliana, Li, Shuang, Clifford, Dawn E.

“…Objective: Emerging research suggests weight-neutral approaches to health promotion are effective in supporting overall health, but they have been minimally…”
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Initial Findings of a Multicomponent School Health Intervention in Rural Appalachia: The Greenbrier CHOICES Project by Jones, Emily, Zuest, Luciana, Bulger, Sean, Elliott, Eloise, Cho, Kibum, Lilly, Christa

“…Background. Schools are an important setting for health promotion because they afford children and adolescents numerous opportunities to accumulate the…”
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Promoting Body Size Diversity in University Recreation Centers by Zuest, Luciana, Lee, Sae-Mi, Leedeman, Juliana, Li, Shuang, Clifford, Dawn E.

“…The purpose of this study was to examine university recreation center (URC) leaders' perceptions of their URC climate and the strategies used to promote body…”
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Eye-Opening Experiences: Physical Education Teacher Candidates' Conference Attendance by Fan, Xiaoping, Patton, Kevin, Zuest, Luciana, Buschner, Craig, Himberg, Cathrine

“…The benefits of professional conference attendance include acquisition of knowledge and practical ideas, establishment of professional networks, exploration of…”
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Using a university service-learning program to explore the experiences of older adult participants with physical disabilities by Juarez, Gardenia, Blagrave, Josephine, Zuest, Luciana, Patton, Kevin

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An Interdisciplinary Collaboration to Reduce Weight Stigma Among Exercise Professionals by Lee, Saemi, Zuest, Luciana, Fogaça, Janaina L., Squires, Nikole D., Balam, Christopher, Clifford, Dawn E.

“…Weight stigma is the negative social judgment of people based on their weight. Despite the negative consequences of weight stigma, its prevalence is…”
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