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Erik Denison

Melbourne
As seen in: The Guardian, British Journal of Sports Medicine, Harvard Business Review, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, Mumbrella, WAtoday, Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport
Conducting world-first research to change harmful behaviours in traditionally male-dominated settings at Monash University #changeit
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How a Remote Australian Mine Became a Gender-Balanced Workplace

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By Erik Denison, Richard Pringle
| Harvard Business Review Verified
The pace of progress on gender equality in workplaces has been “glacial.” The United Nations has found it will take nearly 300 years for women to achieve full workplace and social equality globally. Progress has been particularly slow in mining and other traditionally male-dominated industries.
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Effectiveness of an educational intervention targeting homophobic language use by young male athletes: a cluster randomised controlled trial

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By Erik Denison, Nicholas Faulkner, Kerry O’Brien, Ruth Jeanes
| British Journal of Sports Medicine Verified
Methods A two-arm cluster randomised controlled trial (RCT) tested a short (30 min) educational intervention delivered to young male rugby union teams and coaches in Australia.
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Relationships between attitudes and norms with homophobic language use in male team sports

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By Erik Denison, Nick Faulkner, Ruth Jeanes, Daniel Toole
| Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Verified
This paper is only available as a PDF. To read, Please Download here. Abstract Objectives This study addresses a need for quantitative research examining factors supporting the frequent use of homophobic language (e.g., fag) in male team sports which has a range of negative health impacts on gay and bisexual males. Intervention methods are needed to stop this behaviour, but little is known about why this language remains common. Design Cross-Sectional survey.
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