The Social Change Career Podcast E19S7: Playing Games for Peace (and getting paid doing so) with Dr. Mark Young
Dr. Young is an independent author, trainer, consultant, with many years practical and academic experience in the area of negotiation, mediation and conflict management skills.
In Episode 19 of Season 7, listen to why Dr. Mark Young believes that humans urge to play is greater than humans urge to fight. Dr. Young has been thinking about and playing games for the past 19 years. He is the founder and CEO of Rational Games Inc.
Rational Games is a social enterprise that uses games to teach about and engage in the transformation of conflicts. At Rational Games they teach negotiation, develop games and app and also are engaged in philanthropical ventures to help about peace and conflict transformation through games.
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**Episode recorded on November 27th, 2020
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