The Change Game
The Change is a educational game aiming to sensibilize the players to the Transformative Economies, such as Social and Solidarity Economy, Communitarian Economy, Feminist Economy, Commons Economy and Agroecology.
Facing the current economic system (which is inegalitarian and unfair), the players are meant to collaborate and unite their forces to beat Capitalism while learning and discovering concrete initiatives linked with Transformative Economies.
The manual of the game (facilitation)
Conceived as an educational tool, this game is even better played with the support of a facilitator. That’s why we created a manual with instructions to help anyone willing to organise workshops, whatever their experience in the subject or in facilitation.
Download the game
Now that you have all the basic information about the game, it’s time to play ! Find below the print-to-play version that you can download for free on your own. In respect with the values that we want to promote with the game, it was essential to make this game as accessible as possible.
Discover the YITEG multimedia map !
The multimedia map is one of the outputs of the YITEG project which goal is to present various Transformative Economies initiatives in the European Union. More than being an exhaustive collection of initiatives, it was intended to serve as a means to implement active learning pedagogies towards the youth local groups that the partnership has activated.
The objective of the YITEG project is to sensibilize people to the subject of Transformative Economies at a European level while empowering the participants and strengthening their abilities. As non formal educators and convinced of learning-by-doing methods, we used the mapping as a way for the local groups to go and look for local initiatives they could meet in person. In that way, they interviewed them about their understanding of Transformative Economies, and integrated them in the final map.
The initiatives collected during this period also nourish the content of the game that the local groups are creating in parallel.
And, if you’re interested in knowing more about the project and the subject, check out our blog: https://sseds4youth.org/category/transformative-economies-blog/