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Apocalypse Now: Sandy Hook, Gun Ownership, and Civic Moral Responsibility
The TakeAway: The world may not have ended for us today, but it did for 27 women and children who were massacred at Sandy Hook Elementary School last Friday. That unspeakable tragedy reopens debates over gun ownership, violence, and mental … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Gopnik, Albert O. Hirschman, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Apocalypse Now, assault weapons ban, Barack Obama, Book of Revelation, Bushmaster, CalSTRS, Cerberus Capital Management, Christine Bader, civic moral responsibility, Dr. Judah Folkman, Eliot Spitzer, Elisabeth Kübler Ross, fiduciary, fiduciary ethic, Freedom Group, Garry Wills, Geoffrey Stone, gun control, mental health, murder, National Rifle Association, neurolaw, Newtown, Paul Ylvisaker, Peter Kinder, psychopaths, Robert C. Wood, Robert Zevin, Sandy Hook, school security, sin stocks, vicarious trauma, video games
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Gaming for Good
The TakeAway: Game-based technologies can serve as powerful tools for advancing sustainability and civic engagement—while enabling us to become game creators, too. If you’re like many Americans, you spent part of your Christmas holiday playing with your Wii, Xbox360, PlayStation … Continue reading →
Posted in Corporate Governance, Corporate Reporting, Media & Entertainment, Serious Games, Stakeholder Engagement, Sustainability Ratings
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Tagged AMD, AMD Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of America (BGCA), Changing the Game, Game On! Texas, iCivics, Microsoft, Mozilla Labs, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Parsons The New School for Design, Pew Internet and American Life, Sandra Day O'Connor, Scratch, serious games, social impact, STEM, video games, Ward Tisdale, Warren Spector
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