New:
Next-Gen Summit
July 21, 2023 - Invite Only
The G4C Next-Gen Youth Summit is designed to educate, inspire, and empower middle and high school students to become responsible gamers, creators of impact games and XR experiences, and agents of change in their communities. The event will connect these young people to professionals working in the gaming industry and provide exposure to careers in technology and social innovation. Participants will be able to learn digital design and coding skills, practice creative problem-solving and collaboration, and connect with a community of peers and mentors.
Featured Speakers
Deborah Mensah-Bonsu
Deborah Mensah-Bonsu
Founder / Green Jam Co-Creator for Games for Good / Playing for the Planet
Deborah has been active at UNEP’s Playing for the Planet since 2020, where she co-created the Green Game Jam. She is also the founder of Games for Good, which focuses on harnessing games and industry for social impact. She consults for console and mobile studios and thrives on collaborating to create healthier cultures, products and communities. She has been a speaker and host at conferences around the world.
Event Schedule
Explore this year's programming for the Games for Change Festival and XR for Change Summit.
This Year's Nominees
Explore this year's best impact games and immersive experiences.
Event Schedule
Explore this year's programming for the Games for Change Festival and XR for Change Summit.
Event Schedule
Explore this year's programming for the Games for Change Festival and XR for Change Summit.
Venues
The Microsoft Experience Center
677 5th Ave, New York, NY 10022
This venue is accessible from several mass transit hubs in the area, including Grand Central Station.
Event Partners
Hero Partners
Major Partners
Supporting Partners
Community Partners
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The Experiences at the G4C Immersive Arcade Annex at ONX
Screenings are first come, first served.
ONX STUDIOS LOCATION
ONX Studios
645 5th Ave, Lower Level, NY 10022
* Please note the entrance is around the corner on 51st st., between 5th Ave and Madison Ave. This venue is accessible from several mass transit hubs in the area, including Grand Central Station.
