Nicholas Andriani

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Review, Seven Levers for Social Change through Games: From Settlers of Catan to Autonomía Zapatista. Issue 17 of Game Environments Journal

Mar 18, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

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Ready to change the game? Look no further than ‘Seven Levers for Social Change through Games’! This thought-provoking article by Cati Hernández, Noemí Blanch, Pablo Garaizar, and Emiliano Labrador offers a fresh perspective on the potential of games to promote critical reflection, empathy-building, and collaborative action for social justice. From Settlers of Catan to Autonomía…
Review: This Time it’s for all the Marbles. Social Injustice in Digital Gaming, Issue 17 (2022)

Mar 18, 2023

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Nicholas Andriani

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Get ready to level up your understanding of games and social justice with ‘International Solidarity Between Game Workers in the Global North and Global South’! Emil’s insightful analysis sheds light on the challenges facing game workers around the world and offers a new perspective on the role of international solidarity in promoting labor rights and…