Document Journal Articles JSFD Volume 6, Issue 11: A multi- case study in the Philippines This multi-case study involved coaches who are academics from New Zealand visiting the Philippines on an annual basis and implementing sports coaching programmes underpinned by a humanistic coaching philosophy.
Document Research and Project Evaluations Rights Through Sport: Mapping “Sport For Development And Peace” On the occasion of the fifth International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, the Institute for Human Rights and Business has published a report.
Document Research and Project Evaluations Meeting report of the 2017 Sporting Chance Forum The two-day forum revolved around the topic of sport and human rights.
Document Research and Project Evaluations Empowering Young Girls and Women through Sport for Development Research of female coaches and female leadership.
Document Research and Project Evaluations How Should Universities Play the Game? The role of the academic sector in sport for development and peace in South Africa. By: Ben Sanders and Marion Keim
Document Research and Project Evaluations PeacePlayers-Northern Ireland Youth-led Evaluation PeacePlayers-Northern Ireland is a cross-community charity that uses sport, specifically the game of basketball, to engage children and young people (aged 9-22), as well as key community members and organisations in Northern Ireland.
Document Research and Project Evaluations The Choice of Peace: PeacePlayers Most Significant Change Stories Established in 2001, PeacePlayers uses the game of basketball to unite, educate and inspire young people living in divided communities.
Document Research and Project Evaluations Value for Money: Sport for Development Intervention Shows Positive Return on Investment Sport for development intervention shows a positive return on investment.
Document Research and Project Evaluations Going to scale? A critique of the role of the public sector in sport for development and peace in South Africa
Document Journal Articles The Rugby union in Fiji and the development impact of rugby- generated remittances for players and their families What is the potential development impact of rugby-generated remittances for iTaukei, indigenous Fijian families and what are some of the challenges athletes and/or their families face ensuring any gains make a difference in the longer term?
