Welcome to the StreetGames Student Zone. If you’re studying sport and its impact on communities, you'll find a wealth of useful information and resources for you to draw on. We’ve designed the section so it features plenty of links. They make it quick and easy for you to locate the in-depth information and resources you may require. We have stayed away from links to academic publications and concentrated on links to our own research, reports and practical guides to sport delivery. The Student Zone divides into 5 sections: Changing Communities Changing Lives Changing Sport StreetGames' history and way of working Other organisations that specialise in sport for good Changing communities: Social inclusion through sport and sport for good: What is Doorstep Sport? Sport and health Sport and youth crime Sport, personal development and attainment Organisations on the sport for good landscape Women’s empowerment International work Sport and poverty Sport for good and the evidence base Changing lives: Disadvantaged women and sport Women's under participation in sport - the data Explanation for the differentials: women and disadvantaged women Us Girls: StreetGames response Changing lives: Volunteering and youth leadership Who volunteers - the volunteering equity index The StreetGames Young Volunteers Disadvantaged Women and girls – patterns and preferences for volunteering Employability Changing lives: Events and social tourism Sport and social tourism StreetGames events StreetGames and legacy building Changing sport: StreetGames Training Academy What is the StreetGames Training Academy Book a Course Training Academy Courses Doorstep Sport Skills Workshops Activator Workshops Accredited Qualifications Changing sport: Social exclusion in sport and the sporting habit for life Facts and Figures: Differential rates of participation by socio- economic category and gender Explanation for the differentials: women and disadvantaged women Differential access to volunteering Doorstep Sport: StreetGames response to under-participation amongst disadvantaged youth Changing sport: Creating Legacy Legacy Landing Page The 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Legacy - The Government's promises StreetGames legacy from 2012 Government analysis of the Legacy Our legacy from The 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games Legacy and social tourism Building a sporting legacy for disadvantaged young people StreetGames history and way of working Origins Our values Growth trends Commercial relationships Awards won Other organisations that specialise in Sport for Good Fortunately, StreetGames isn’t alone in its aim of changing lives, changing communities and changing sport. These organisations specialise in social inclusion through sport. Additional Resources & Videos Videos - StreetGames You Tube Channel Resource - StreetGames Case Studies Resource - StreetGames Infographics Resource - StreetGames Research and Insight Reports Doorstep Sport – changing lives, changing communities, changing sport StreetGames favours an approach called Doorstep Sport. Doorstep Sport is sport that is delivered on the doorstep of disadvantaged communities at the right time, at the right place, at the right price, by the right people and in the right style. It’s a fact that people from disadvantaged backgrounds – especially women – miss out. StreetGames' runs a Sport England funded programme called Doorstep Sport Clubs. 1000 new clubs have been created that provide new opportunities for young people in disadvantaged communities to be active. It’s also a fact that neighbourhoods which have the most crime and the highest health inequalities are the neighbourhoods that do the least sport. Doorstep Sport has been shown to increase participation in sport, leading to some dramatic results – Young people are empowered and their sense of worth increases Communities can make positive choices about how they live Neighbourhoods become safer as crime rates drop Doorstep Sport leaders, volunteers and coaches provide positive role models. Perhaps the most impressive effect of bringing sport into a deprived community is the impact it has on that community’s young people – Doorstep Sport projects identify young participants with leadership qualities and encourage them to volunteer. Thousands of young people have achieved recognised qualifications this way Doorstep Sport is a force for good: statistics show that socially disadvantaged groups are massively under-represented at elite level in almost all types of sport Doorstep Sport has been specifically designed to appeal to young people who lack the means or desire to join a mainstream sports club. It does this by offering weekly multi-sport sessions that are at the right time, at the right place, in the right style and for the right price Share This PageSHARELinkedInTwitterFacebook/li>GoogleMake a difference today - donate now