Rutgers Prep students Divleen Singh, Shreya Aravindakshan, David Merges and Rishie Seshadri, all of Franklin and Uma Balasubramian of Bridgewater attended the Games for Change Festival. Photo: Rutgers Prep.
Submitted by Rutgers Prep.
After a year and a half of development, a board game developed by 22 high school students at Rutgers Preparatory School and funded by a competitive grant from the United Nations Office on Drugs (UNODC) and Crime was featured at the Games for Change (G4C) Festival in New York on June 18-19. The G4C Festival offers expertly curated panels, talks, workshops and demos that all revolve around the central issues of the games for good community. The game was designed to teach players about cybercrime and how it can be countered.
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