Dance Resources

It is important that professional dance practitioners are excellent role models for the industry. The professional dancer is ultimately responsible for their own health and well-being and professional practice. This code should be used as a guide for the dancer's professional practice. Keep Reading

Sponsorship is partnership. It's important to approach sponsorship professionally, be well prepared and see it through to the end. A good arrangement, carefully negotiated and carried out, will benefit both you and your sponsor. Keep Reading

With Three Clicks, began in 2012 as a research project and has now culminated in an advocacy and training resource. The resource can be borrowed for a negotiated fee and the materials used as an exhibition or prompt for a forum on arts and access issues. Keep Reading

Fundraising requires organisations to reinvent themselves and be creative. Above all it's about nurturing and maintaining relationships. This resource provides insights into the ways in which organisations can interpret their own vision to achieve challenging goals and the importance of growing donor relationships. Keep Reading

It is impossible to read a newspaper or turn on the television without hearing about the health benefits of physical activity. The messages have been clear that being active is important in terms of managing weight and preventing chronic illness (such as Type 2 diabetes). Keep Reading

After eight weeks of regular dancing, research shows improvements in cardiovascular function and improved body composition (greater ratio of lean muscle mass to body fat). Read the DANZ Facts and Figures Sheet here. Keep Reading

This DANZ resource focuses on how social and recreational dancers can prepare themselves for dance and prevent injury. It contains quick tips from dance celebrity Brian Jones and a Comprehensive Guide to warm up and cool down by studio specialist Tania Huddart. Keep Reading