Basawaraj Gulshetty S. (India): “I joined the WLO to work more actively for the development of leisure in developing societies”
Here we come again with a new Q&A session! In this case, we introduce you…
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Trudie Walters (New Zealand): “I research community events and how they impact and benefit marginalized individuals and groups”
We love to talk to our members. They always provide us new ways of understanding…
Erin Wilkins (Canada): “I am constantly involved with the promotion and development of leisure studies through advocacy, education, and recognition”
We are very happy to welcome a new WLO member: Erin Wilkins, Department Chair and…
Ling Ping (China): “The WLO has made great contributions to promoting human leisure power and improving the quality of human life”
We talked to new WLO Board member Ling Ping (Hangzhou Normal University, China) about his…
Sue Street (Canada): “I’d love to develop enhanced synergies between leisure and primary education and/or local community development”
Sue Street participated in the 2016 Field School in South Africa and is now working…
Antonio Bramante (Brazil): “Leisure values the magic of the unexpected, the subjectivity of the unique experience, the wealth of dreams”
Read our conversation with Antonio Bramante, a Professor at the University of Sorocaba (Brazil) who…
Paul Chua (Singapore): “The WL Forum impressed me and I thought we are on the same page in promoting leisure and good health for everyone”
Paul Chua, Secretary General of the World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Federation (WBPF), is a…
Donald N. Roberson, Jr. (Czech Republic): “In class I try to expose the students to the different philosophy of recreation and leisure”
An Associate Professor at Palacky University in Olomouc (Czech Republic), Donald N. Roberson, Jr. is…
Jerome Singleton (Canada): “Leisure is any experience that has the following characteristics: it is fun, enjoyable, and relaxing, it is freely chosen”
Jerome Singleton is a professor and a leisure researcher at Dalhousie University (Canada). He is…
Laurel Sliskovic (Canada): “Leisure is the perspective that shapes how I actively participate in my geographic and social communities”
Read our conversation with Laurel Sliskovic, a graduate of Vancouver Island University, a World Leisure Centre…