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Inclusive research and evaluation course now available on Learning Hub
Activity Alliance adds new inclusive research and evaluation eLearning course to online Learning Hub.
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The search is on for our next Chair
We are seeking our next Chair of our Board of Trustees to lead our organisation into its next chapter
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Mind launches Safe & Effective Practice guidance for physical activity
Mind is launching brand new guidance for those delivering physical activity and mental health programmes.
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Our response to Sport England’s Active Lives 2023-24 report
Activity Alliance’s research team has analysed the latest Active Lives data to highlight the differences for disabled adults.
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Join our Include to Improve Lived Experience Network
We want to hear from disabled people about their lived experiences of being active, volunteering and working in the activity sector.
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One year on from our manifesto release
12 months after the release we highlight one of the three asks in our manifesto for government.
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Disabled girls half as likely as boys to dream big in sport
A post-Paralympics study from Activity Alliance and Women in Sport finds deep disparities between the sexes.
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Join our Include to Improve Strategic Partner Network
Sign up to a network for organisations wanting to strengthen their commitment to disabled people’s inclusion in sport and physical activity.
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Watch again: The role of healthcare professionals webinar
Activity Alliance hosted an online event to discuss the findings of a new research report.
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IAP and Learning Hub showcased at Kidz to Adultz exhibition
Activity Alliance staff attended the Kidz to Adultz exhibition in Coventry.
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GOGA shines across Blackpool on packed activity day
Get Out Get Active hosted a successful activity day in February to showcase inclusion through a variety of activities and settings.
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NHS and healthcare professionals found to be ‘trusted messengers’
Today we release a new report exploring the role of healthcare professionals in supporting disabled people into physical activity.
