Creating Sparkle and Inclusion Through Gaming

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United States Games for Change
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The Prospector Theater, a non-profit movie theater with the mission of meaningful employment for adults with disabilities, discusses how gaming can be more inclusive to those with a disability, how it could be used to forge unlikely relationships, and why it's important that hardware and software are created with accessibility in mind. Watch how they have taken gaming and found a way to make it relevant to their mission and operation.

Speaker: Ryan Wenke (The Prospector Theater)

http://www.gamesforchange.org/



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