Partnerships.
Collaborations with sister leisure organizations have become a focus for TALS as we look at the presence of the leisure field globally. With the creation of the Global Relevancy Committee, TALS sought to formalize connections with other leisure organizations to help foster future collaborations and networking.
Specifically, the Leisure Studies Associations Collaboration Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2020 aims to facilitate opportunities for collaboration, networking and cross-disciplinary engagement between the following leisure studies organizations for mutual benefit.
The scope of the Collaboration MOU is to enhance research cultures, inform teaching and learning development and broaden potential international links to policy and industry developments.
World Leisure Organization (WLO)
Australian & New Zealand Association for Leisure Studies (ANZALS)
Canadian Association for Leisure Studies (CALS)
Academy of Leisure Sciences of Africa (ALSA)
Leisure Studies Association (LSA)
The Academy of Leisure Sciences (TALS)
Further information and the signed MOU can be found HERE.
Past Webinar Recordings
December 3, 2022: Work/Leisure Balance – Future Perspectives
Webinar recording https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI_ioaoPWZdXKY-5MSA4ALA
November 5, 2021: Use of technology in the contemporary leisure industry across the world
Webinar recording https://ensemble.clemson.edu/Watch/m9Q5ReYr
Sept 4, 2020: Trends in the development of leisure sciences across the world (differences and similarities)
Oct 2, 2020: Well-being through leisure in times of pandemic
Nov 6, 2020: Racial inequalities across the world https://clemson.zoom.us/rec/share/BQjF5MJIXxcUgDQiUSTzqU9lgUgsEprCuZ1RWrtKpBMJg9jPWColsvPNhp8mjUiw.WXoC2rPbkC-RkYAB
Dec 4, 2020: Climate change and leisure industry
Current MOUs
Australian & New Zealand Association of Leisure Studies (ANZALS)
Vist the website | Read the Memorandum of UnderstandingChina-International Leisure Research Association (CILRA)
Visit the website | Read the agreement
