Part I: Theoretical and Disciplinary Perspectives, 1. Introducing Family Research through a Social Justice Lens: From Protest to Progress, 2. Constructing ‘Family’: Leisure as a Context for ‘Doing’ and ‘Displaying’ Family, 3. Critical Reflections on Sport and the Family, Part II: Gender Justice and Everyday Activism, 4. Carrying the Mental Load: Examining Implications for Families, Women’s Leisure, and Gender Justice, 5. Negotiating Sibling Relationships in Girls’ and Women’s Football in England, 6. The Role of the Primary Caregiver with Girls’ Participation in Sport and Leisure in Socially Vulnerable Communities in Columbia, 7. Power Dynamics and Family Structures in the Middle East: Examining Women’s Participation in Sports, Part III: Intergenerational Considerations and Diverse Family Forms, 8. Negotiating the Ideology of Intensive Grandparenthood in Family Leisure, 9. Examining the Role and Significance of Parental Support on Children’s Uptake of Sport, 10. Connecting through Family Tourism and Social Inclusion: At the Heart of Society, 11. The Sport and Physical Activity Practices of Care-experienced Young People: Standing Out and Fitting In, 12. Conceptualizing Family and Leisure in LGBTQ Ageing, 13. Low-Income Families and Community Leisure and Sport Provisions, 14. Unequal Distribution of World Wide Web and its Impact on Family Opportunities, Part IV: Moving Forward, 15. Critical Reflections and the Ways Forward for Family-Centred Social Justice and Equity Research