Here you will find a refined list of research and advocacy resources/documents pertaining to dance available on the DANZ website. If you think there is something missing or would like to submit an article, please do not hesitate to get in touch by emailing danz@danz.org.nz
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
Sport NZ’s Active NZ Survey 2017 provides a point-in-time snapshot (rather than trend analysis) of participation in sport and active recreation explored through the lenses of age, gender, ethnicity and deprivation. 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
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
This report commissioned by Te Matatini and the Misnistry of Culture and Heritage looks at the benefits and validity of Kapa Haka and it's potential for further research and developments. Keep Reading
Ballet classes and projects for adults are growing internationally. Here DANZ explores some 2015 New Zealand research and insights into this area of dance. Keep Reading
New Zealand Dance Industry Strategy History and background Strategy Action plan and blueprint Voices from the forum ... Keep Reading
New Zealand Disability and Dance Strategy History and background Statement of position Strategy Three clicks resources... Keep Reading
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