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Does the TEN Project only focus on kids in the big cities?

• January 12, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Uncategorized
Tags: children, cities, education, games for change, kids, policy makers, rural, us voters

The Children of Today Will Build the Cities of Tomorrow

• January 7, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in FUNDING/SPONSORSHIP, GAME DESIGN, MARKETING, NEWS/VLOGS, SOCIAL NETWORKING, WEBSITE DESIGN
Tags: 2050, agriculture, American Museum of Natural History, brainstorming, building, change, children, children-centred inspiration, cinematographer, Cities of Tomorrow, civilisation, civilization, climate change, community development, competitive game, creativity, crime, cross-cultural, cross-linguistic, depleted resources, Dhaka, Dr. Annette Gebauer, eco-system, economics, education, eight to twelve year olds, emerging diseases, EMMY, energy, environment, equity, evolution, future, games, global city issues, global community, global network, global resource, governance, grandchildren, health care, human nature, ICT, imagination, industrial, industrial technologies, industry, ingenuity of kids, innovation, inspiration, Jakarta, Karachi, Lagos, language, libraries, living standards, matt costello, media, Mexico City, mobiles, multi-platform game, Mumbai, museums, new economic systems, new economy, new york, next generation, Nicole Yershon, online, OST, Out of School Time, pandemic risk, planet, planning, pollution, poverty, pre-pubescent, prototype, rural, safety, sao paulo, school, schools, Shanghai, Sir Ken Robinson, slum, species extinction, technology, Tokyo, transport, under the ocean, urban, urban future, urban issues, urbanisation, urbanization, Veronique Pittman

TEN’s News Feed

Featured EXPERT Louise McKenzie in Coogee Beach, Australia gives her MISSION December 8, 2009
JT & Therese for TEN sessions in Australia December 2, 2009
more about “JT & Therese for TEN sessions in Aust…“, posted with vodpod
Big Thank-You ICON Australia for Our First Seed Funding! November 30, 2009
InnovationConnect (ICon) is an Australian (Canberra Territory) Government program designed to provide creative innovators and entrepreneurs with support that will accelerate the progress of viable, creative ideas along the development and commercialisation pathway. ICon provides matching funds up to $50,000 to businesses who are in the early stages of develo […]
Nothing like a New York Penhouse on 92nd Y to get you Hyper about Mega-City Hero June 18, 2009
Hi all. We’ve been a bit slow with posting news but anyway we’re here now. So we held the first demo of our game concept for a packed room of groovers and shakers in the fabulous surrounds of 92Y ( http://www.92y.org/ ) last month. It was a blast. We had over 30 people there from education, [...]
A Missing Piece in the Economic Stimulus: Hobbling Arts Hobbles Innovation March 17, 2009
By Michele and Robert Root-Bernstein on February 11, 2009 – 9:28am in Imagine That! From the psychology today blog : http://blogs.psychologytoday.com/blog/imagine-that/200902/a-missing-piece-in-the-economic-stimulus-hobbling-arts-hobbles-innovation As the economy stumbles, the first things to get cut at the national, state, and local levels are the art […]