Registration

The last day to receive the early registration discount is April 30, 2007.  All registration should be done online through Acteva Registration. Our scaled pricing structure offers discounts to nonprofit organizations and students. A limited number of scholarships are available on a first-come, first-serve basis; to apply email us 2-4 sentences explaining your need and how attending could help you contribute to the field of social change games.

Early-bird Registration
           Register now through April 30: $200 ($150 for students/non-profit)

Registration
            Register between May 1- May 21: $250 ($200 for student/non-profit)

Late Registration
            Register between May 22-June 10: $300 ($250 for student/non-profit)

Day-of Registration
            Register at the door, as available, for $350 ($300 student/non-profit)

Your registration includes:

June 11:
full day of programming, including keynote address and Game Blast Track
Continental breakfast
Boxed lunch
Games Expo/ Reception, sponsored by Microsoft

June 12:
Opportunity to participate in working group breakfast
Full day of programming
Boxed lunch

Press Info

Right now there's a media vacuum created by overused stereotypes that vilify games as mindless and violent indulgences. We are organizing a special media briefing for press only before the games Expo on Monday evening, June 11, 2007. In addition, reporters actively writing about the field of games and social change are invited to attend the conference for free, although only a limited number of seats are reserved. For inquiries, please call 212-229-5667 x4399, or email us.

Expo Info

We are currently seeking games to display at our Games Expo, which features the latest social change games and is the media focal point for the G4C festival. If you would like to learn more about displaying your game at the Expo or in other capacities at the Festival, please fill out our Game Profile Form.

Sponsorship

The G4C festival and expo are distinctive for sponsors. Other events focus on traditional gamers or using games for training and teaching, but this is the premiere event on games and positive social change, with a wide variety of attendees. Here is an opportunity to be at the nexus of gaming and learning with the very highest ambitions - making the world a better place. For inquiries, please call 212-920-1516, or email us.