With lessons rooted in social justice movements, Minecraft's Good Trouble aims to help build a better world - Source

Ralph A. Long IV is only 13, but he’s been playing Minecraft about half his life. He likes how freeing it is, how he can build whatever he wants – houses, bases, tunnels that lead out of mountains. He learns about mining, pick axes and Earth’s resources. He likes playing with his friends in multi-player modes. He applies what he’s learned to real-life subjects such as […]

Good Trouble: US Civil Rights

With lessons rooted in social justice movements, Minecraft's Good Trouble aims to help build a better world - Source

With lessons rooted in social justice movements, Minecraft's Good Trouble aims to help build a better world - Source

With lessons rooted in social justice movements, Minecraft's Good Trouble aims to help build a better world - Source

Developing Local Climate Change Plans - A Guide for Cities in Developing Countries by UN-Habitat - Issuu

Microsoft's Xbox chief Phil Spencer on Minecraft, metaverse - Protocol

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Building a Better World with Games For Change

With lessons rooted in social justice movements, Minecraft's Good Trouble aims to help build a better world - Source

What prevents us from creating cities that are better for people and nature? It doesn't seem like a lack of knowledge—don't we have enough research knowledge to act on better policy? So

Global Campaign on Urban Governance: Youth, Children and Urban Governance by UN-Habitat - Issuu

Sustainable Development Goals.at HOME by Scouting Ireland - Issuu

I think three sides to a conflict is more dynamic than a simple good vs. evil, so here's a skeleton of a three-faction system for fantasy worlds : r/worldbuilding