Board Game Design and Education Resources

This expansion explores the ways in which gender shapes humanitarian needs and disaster response. It introduces new Event Cards, a new Coordination Card, and a "Challenge Phase" in which players face various gender-related needs and opportunities.

In Co-opoly, everyone wins or loses together. Your goal is to start a successful co-op, to survive as individuals, and to develop the cooperative economy in your community.

It's 1723. You walk through the streets of London, hiding your inner-most desires from the Society of the Reformation of Manners as you head to Mother Clap's. This may look like a coffee shoppe but inside are back rooms where loud festivities, intimate gatherings, and a thriving queer community is growing.

A strategic, educational card game based on indigenous philosophies. Game mechanics are based on sharing resources to meet other players' needs for food, materials, technology, and knowledge. The game is written in both English and Lushootseed, the indigenous language of the Pacific Northwest.

ise Up is a board game about building people power and winning together to create social justice--even when the cards are stacked against us.

HappyCorp, the richest company in the world, has just unleashed its most diabolical plan yet: turning Mercury City into an entirely corporate-run metropolis.

Explore the geopolitics of climate change in Troubled Lands, a 30-min educational game for ages 10 to Adult.

With Unequalopolis, you play in a mini economy where you buy, sell and trade properties, but rules are different if you play as a man or as a woman. Differences in rules are based in real-life laws, regulations and social norms that still exist in several countries across the world and are backed by sources that you can consult in the game cards