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Dan Bates

Pacific Northwest
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Daniel is an artist, aspiring author, and podcaster (headshrinkinc.com). Daniel is also husband, and a new father.
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A night of celebration, recognition and community reflection in Hamilton

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By Dan Bates
| Journal-News Verified
That tradition continues on Jan. 30, when business leaders, community partners, and local residents will gather at the Spooky Nook Champion Mill Conference Center for the Chamber’s 2025 Annual Meeting.
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Sense of community through physical activity and recreation

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By Dan Bates, Alexander Bond, Janine Partington
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT There is an increasing demand for sport and leisure programmes to demonstrate their contribution to broader social outcomes. However, demonstrating social impact is a challenging endeavour in both theory and practice. There is a need for measures that sufficiently capture the complexity of participant experience whilst being practicable for those engaged in the delivery and management of sport and leisure activities.
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A theory of change for placebased physical activity interventions

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By Dan Bates, Jonathan Long, Fred Coalter
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Engaging those most disaffected from participation in sport and physical activity is an enduring challenge for policymakers and practitioners. The barriers to participation are most acute for individuals and groups that experience a complex and emergent set of social, cultural and economic issues within their local communities. In light of these challenges, in the UK over the past decade, there has been a proliferation of funding and strategic buy-in for place-based working.
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