The 2020 Games for Change Festival

We are excited to invite you to the 17th Annual Games For Change Festival which will take place from July 14 - 16. Join a community of game experts, developers, technologists, funders, researchers and social innovators to share groundbreaking ideas and interact with new impact games and immersive media. Attendees will engage in three full days of thought-provoking conversations, workshops, and networking events.

Our program will be organized in four thematic tracks: We kick things off with the XR for Change Summit on July 14, followed by two days of sessions on Games for Learning, Civics & Social Issues, and Health & Wellness.  

PASS INFORMATION

DISCOUNTS FOR STUDENTS AND INDIE DEVELOPERS

Available for a limited time.  Get yours NOW! Click HERE to find out more about rates and eligibility.

All-Access Pass (July 14, 15, 16)  

Experience all three days of the Festival, including the XR for Change Summit. Includes access to all keynotes, workshops, panels, arcades, marketplaces, and so much more!

EARLY BIRD PRICING $479
NON-PROFIT/EDUCATOR EARLY BIRD RATE $369

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G4C Festival Pass (July 15 - 16)

Access to two days of festival keynotes, panels, workshops, arcades, the G4C marketplace, and much more.

EARLY BIRD PRICING $379
NON-PROFIT/EDUCATOR EARLY BIRD RATE $299

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XR for Change Summit Pass (July 14)
Access to the XR for Change Summit, featuring additional conversations and demos exploring the intersection of virtual technology and social impact. Access to keynotes, panels, workshops, arcades, the XR4C marketplace, and much more.

EARLY BIRD PRICING $214
NON-PROFIT/EDUCATOR EARLY BIRD RATE $159

Group rates available!

Interested in bringing a group of 5 or more? Contact audience@gamesforchange.org for group discounts.

Early Bird Pricing: February 3 - April 1

**All registration fees are non-refundable. If unable to attend, registrants may transfer their pass to another attendee within their organization by June 30th. You must contact audience@gamesforchange.org to initiate this exchange process.**

The Festival is produced in collaboration with Parsons School of Design at The New School