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Yesterday the MacArthur Foundation announced a study they’ve funded, conducted by Pew Internet & American Life Project and co-authored by Joe Kahne of Mills College about kids and games. A primary finding from the study was that games have the potential to engage kids in civic participation and offer a rich environment for learning. While we at Games for Change may feel like saying, “I told you so!”, we are of course thrilled to have such an important and thorough study with quantitative results to bolster our own long-held view that games have the extraordinary potential to create meaningful civic engagement and long-term social change. It’s the kind of ground-breaking study that will have a major and lasting impact on the field. Thank you Joe! And the folks at MacArthur and Pew.
For more info see the press release or the full paper.