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White male, around age 30, with brown buzz cut hair and a dark brown beard. He has light blue eyes, and is standing outside smiling and wearing a light blue crew neck sweater.

Jeffrey Gaudet

MSc, Centre de formation médicale du Nouveau-Brunswick, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

Jeffrey Gaudet, MSc, is the coordinator for Phase 2 of RE.sport, and a research professional with the IMPACTS Laboratory. He has over a dozen years of experience as a data analyst in the health field and remains actively engaged in the sport community as both an avid participant and a volunteer. 

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Children practicing various yoga poses in a gym class, demonstrating focus and balance. / Des enfants pratiquent des poses de yoga dans une salle de gym, concentrés et en harmonie avec leur environnement.
Who Plays, Who Doesn’t, and Why It Matters: The Case for Better Participation Data in Schools and Their Communities
[ Feature Article ] This article explores why high-quality, consistent, and useful sport and physical activity participation data matter for educators, schools, and communities. Although Canada has valuable national surveys and respected organizations that monitor participation, important gaps remain in understanding who participates, who does not, and where barriers to participation exist, particularly within school settings. Drawing on examples from Canada and abroad, the article examines how more coordinated and accessible participation data can support a range of actions that allow more children and youth to be active. It also highlights emerging initiatives that aim to provide decision-makers with more timely, integrated, and actionable sport and physical activity participation information.