On the 13th of August the Bluearth community gathered at Sadadeen Primary School in Alice Springs to launch our foundation’s Reconciliation Action P
Empowering daughters through exercise
The DADEE program, 'Dads and Daughters Exercising and Empowered', targets fathers to be active role models for their daughters. The program evolved
Word Block: Exercise and the brain
We have all experienced those ‘tip of the tongue’ moments where a word we are looking for lingers frustratingly beyond our reach. These moments often f
Beating the winter blues
As the days shorten and the weather drops, many people find their mood takes a hit too. Seasonal Affective Disorder (or SAD) is widespread this time
Media release: Sports plan must promote active and healthy living on and off the field
17 August 2017 As the Federal Government develops a national sports plan, Bluearth and FARE argue that the plan must encourage participation in
Make a difference to your mob
Bluearth Foundation has opened applications for its 2017 scholarships to Perth-based Aboriginal women. The two scholarships on offer are a
Improving outcomes for Aboriginal kids
Six out of ten Aboriginal children are vulnerable in at least one of the Australian Early Development Domains (physical health and wellbeing; social
Using movement to connect communities
One of the things I love about being active is that it provides a way to connect with people – it’s often the common ground between people of dif
The Dynamic Classroom
Children now spend up to 85% of their day sitting 1. Reducing sedentary time and increasing active time in helps develop lifelong, healthy habits, and