Project Briefs - What Can We Learn About...

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United States Games for Change
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In this series of project briefs, we’ll learn about the dark topics personal trauma, digital privacy, drugs, crime, and the apocalypse.

Speakers:
Julia Pilgrim (Education for Justice (E4J) Team Leader, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC))
Emperatriz Ung (Independent Game Designer)
Charli Battersby (Writer)
Jennifer Dalsen (UX Researcher, UW-Madison)



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