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  2. Kasie Murphy, SKHS PhD Candidate, examines how larger bodies can find 'joy in movement'

Kasie Murphy, SKHS PhD Candidate, examines how larger bodies can find 'joy in movement'

People in larger bodies often 'taught to fight against their body'

Meghan Balogh, The Kingston Whig Standard - Jun 17, 2024

Queen's researcher examines how larger bodies can find joy in movement | The Kingston Whig Standard (thewhig.com)

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