Creating Positive Interactions Through Games
Batman and Robin, the most dynamic of duos, have battled the villainous forces of Gotham City side by side since 1940. Unfortunately spending long, arduous hours together in the pursuit…
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Mental Health Month: Stream Week Schedule
Read More*Update* Thank you to all who watched, participated, streamed, and donated during our Week of Streaming! We raised over $3500! These funds will help us continue to respond to the…
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Game Development Crisis Conference – Schedule Announcement
Read MoreWe are excited to share the schedule for the May 14th Game Development Crisis Conference, hosted by the IGDA and Take This, and sponsored by Xbox. The Game Development Crisis…
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Uplifting News: Take This Streaming Ambassador Mxiety Creates Feel-Good Event, Raises $3,500
Read MoreTake This Streaming Ambassador Mxiety raised $3500 during Uplift-a-Thon, a streaming fundraiser hosted on Mixer. The four-hour stream brought together 15 partnered Mixer streamers for an evening highlighting positivity, hope,…
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IGDA Partners with Take This for Virtual Game Development Crisis Conference, Webinars
Read MoreThe IGDA and Take This also enter a partnership to host a Virtual Game Development Crisis Conference (VGDCC) to equip industry leaders with the knowledge and tools needed to sustain…
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Regarding Take This and ECCC
Read MoreAs many of you are aware, the COVID-19 Coronavirus is ravaging the Seattle area. The current guidance from King County Public Health is as follows: Event and community gathering considerations…
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Nominations for the Dr. Mark Award now open!
Read MoreAnnouncing the nomination period for the 2019 Dr. Mark Kline Award for Mental Health Representation in Games (AKA “The Dr. Mark Award”)! Named after Take This’ first clinical director, the…
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Gamers supporting Gamers: The importance of advocacy
Read MoreDespite the actual diversity of gamers, video games have stereotypically been regarded as a “boy’s toy”. This characterization is rooted in the stereotype of the “gamer” (which is in and…