Social and emotional learning helps teens develop skills that support their mental health and emotional resilience, preparing them for beyond the classroom. More »
We’re creating a new iThrive Sim scenario with FEMA that supports teens in preparing for disasters. At the helm of the game’s design are teens themselves. More »
Continuing the Power of Play series, Philly-based teen Carmen reflects on the connection and positivity UNO, a classic card game, has helped create in her life. More »
At the Fugees Family Game Design Studio, students dream up games that center their experiences as refugees and support schools in welcoming refugee youth. More »
Our 2021 Annual Report celebrates the new game-based learning experiences we co-created last year and the community and connections that made them possible. More »
Social media offers meaningful opportunities for teens. Continuing the Supporting Teen Mental Health series, here are five tips that reinforce them. More »
Are you a teen who loves video games? Lend your expertise to iThrive’s Teen Advisory Council and co-create new ones that support teen learning and thriving. More »
Kicking off our Supporting Teen Mental Health series, here’s a quick exercise that can be used and shared with teens to support them when big emotions surface. More »
Volume 3 of the Journal of Games, Self, & Society, guest-edited by Claudia-Santi F. Fernandes and Grace Collins, examines how games connect and transform us. More »
