The Value of Creating Art When the World is Collapsing

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United States Games for Change
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Naphtali Faulkner explains some of the principles he followed when creating Umurangi Generation and why the game teaches players how to take photos in game and outside of it. This session is part of the Indigenous Creators Spotlight



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