Are Experiences of Discrimination Associated With Views of Physical Activity and Climate Policy Support in Canada?

Background: Social climate refers to the general feelings, norms, and opinions in a society and may be affected by experiences of discrimination. This study examined whether experiences of discrimination are associated with the social climate of physical (in)activity and support for policies addressing dual benefits of physical activity (PA) and climate change.

Methods: Data from the 2023 Social Climate Survey were used (n = 1950; ≥18 y).