When plastic was invented in 1907, it was considered a breakthrough. For many decades, people experienced only the benefits of this light and easily accessible material, not knowing the damaging consequences it has for natural environment, human health, and the climate.

We had an unique opportunity to interview Sandhya Nankani, the founder of the New York based company Literary Safari – the research and narrative design team behind the characters and stories in World Rescue game.

With water covering more than 70% of the Earth’s surface and making up nearly 60% of human body, this valuable

We talked with Herman van der Meyden from The Perspectivity Challenge. Read the interview to check what one of the developers of the Nexus! Challenge game thinks about the potential of games to tackle urgent global challenges.

We are not the only victims of our ill-thought decisions. On the 3rd of March, we will celebrate the World Wildlife Day and voice the concerns of those who cannot do it themselves.

It may seem odd but with the growing popularity of video games, some consider them a promising tool for training DRR skills.

Have you ever wondered what makes certain games so engaging that people voluntary chain themselves to chairs and keep on playing till they drop?

Following rapid social, technological, political and economical changes, the problem of poverty becomes more and more ambiguous.

A sea level rise, increased severity of storms, and coral bleaching are only a few of the changes anticipated for islands in the Caribbean, and these have direct implications for coastal tourism.

You can take a chance and try to save everyone with a 90% probability of failure or save 100 individuals from the group of 1000. What would you do?

Celebrate COP23 with us and join our special game sessions dedicated to climate change and democracy! Register for New Shores game session!

When thinking about climate change or other issues that plague the modern world, we often feel that there is nothing we can do as individuals.