Sarah Barnes, Ph.D
Login to view DISC.Sarah Barnes is the Curator of Sport and Leisure at the Canadian Museum of History, leveraging her Ph. D. from Queens University to explore sports connection to Canadian culture. She has deep expertise in athlete welfare and social issues in sport, combining her academic background with practical experience as a former professor and varsity athlete.
Her passion for sports extends beyond academia; she is a former varsity basketball player and coach. For five summers, she served as a team manager with the Canadian Women’s National Basketball Program, traveling internationally for competitions. This hands-on experience provides a unique perspective to her curatorial work, bridging theory and practice.
She gave a talk exploring the surprising intersection of sport history and climate change, using museum collections to spark dialogue on this urgent issue.
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