Jennifer Ann's Group

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NGO preventing teen dating violence. Our Gaming Against Violence program empowers adolescents through intentionally designed bespoke prosocial games. 🦣 Follow on Mastodon: games.ngo/@stopTDV 🕹️ Gaming Against Violence: linktr.ee/gamingagainstviolence

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A peaceful scene of a ribbon covered bridge over a stream, cherry blossoms on the banks. In the forefront: a bright red barrel of toxic sludge. "Toxify: A New Game Design Challenge Exploring toxic beliefs, attitudes, & impacts $10,000 in cash prizes Register by March 23, 2026 Visit toxify.org for details & to enter."
A black and white flyer with splashes of red. Several small B&W illustrations of various settings - school, websites, home, politics, movie theater - all tainted by the presence of a bright red barrel with a radiation logo. Text among these illustrations: toxify a new game design challenge exploring toxic beliefs, attitudes, & impacts $10,000 in cash prizes register by March 23, 2026 visit toxify.org for details and to enter presented by the Gaming Against Violence program
Background is an illustrated light blue sky with soft white clouds. Text: Roses are red. Collards are greens. Dating should be safe. Even for teens. A handdrawn orange heart is at the end of this poem. Text: February is Teen Dating Violence Awarenss Month #TDVAM Jennifer Ann's Group is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity preventing teen dating violence. JenniferAnn.org
A softly illustrated image of a student's bedroom in soft pastel lighting. A bed occupies most of the frame and a colorful painting of flowers hangs on the wall behind. A large teddy bear can be partially seen in the foreground. Sitting on the bed is a young woman with short dark hair. In her hands she is supporting a large grey cat. The cat has a white patch on its mouth, large yellow eyes, and an unsure expression on its face. It is half-standing in the young woman's lap. Her head is slightly tilted and her large brown eyes look intently at the cat with a curious expression. The grey cat looks directly back into the young woman's eyes. Their faces are close to one another.
'What kind of Monster is your boyfriend?' A caricature of the vampire from the Twlight series stands next to this text. "Your boyfriend is: 0% Abusive 80% Vampire [HIGHLIGHTED] 10% Werewolf 20% Zombie "It is possible that your boyfriend is a VAMPIRE. Be sure to wear a garlic necklace at all times." Online quiz from: https://jagga.me/monster/index_en.html
18th Annual Game Design Challenge 2025 Communication Games Winners (1st) Wasteland of Eloquence (2nd) Time to Explain! (3rd) Fractured Home (4th tie) Aboard the Erida (4th tie) Path to Peace Visit www.Communicating.Games for more information about these communication games and the importance of strong communication skills.
Screenshots of two games: 'Stuck in a Dark Place', created by Another Kind, https://jag.itch.io/stuck-in-a-dark-place and 'A Thousand Cuts early edition', created by Elizabeth Ballou, https://jag.itch.io/a-thousand-cuts-early-edition. CW: These games include descriptions of sexual violence.
A graphic with text and a few images. At the top: COMMUNICATION GAMES created with a 3D-retro-font. Behind this text is a rounded background of purple. Below: On the left is a colorful cassette tape in colors of light blue, red, purple, and yellow. It has two strips of masking tape. Printed on the masking tape is 18th Annual Game Design Challenge. To the right of the cassette tape, three attributes with corresponding hand-drawn icons: Conflict resolution (with a peace-symbol); Fact sharing (with a checkmark); and Healthy relationships (with a heart). Below the cassette tape: Finalists from 10 countries are submitting their games today. The winning communication games will be announced in September. To the right of this text, a retro-game controller in colors of light blue, red, and yellow. Behind this controller is a solid circle of purple. At the bottom: A World Wide Web icon; next to it is https://Communicating.Games
Stage with a man standing at a podium with "Games for Health Europe". Behind him is a large screen: "Communication Games: Finalists for the 2025 Life.Love. Game Design Challenge" A four-by-four quadrant of sixteen finalists are listed: 2GEN Team (Argentina) CelleC Games (U.S.) CoLab (U.K.) DOTDOT (U.S.) Misfit Adventure (U.S.) Monkey Dori Team (India) Necther Louie (Phillippines) Pawzzle Studios (Canada) Story Tonic (U.S.) Unwise Tootsie (U.S.) The Whole Circus (U.S.) A.R. (Georgia) D.T. (India) F.Z. (Czech Republic) L.V. (France) S.H. (U.S.) At the botto of the screen: "Communication Game Design Challenge Website: www.communicating.games"
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1980s style flyer for a game design challenge. The colors are teal, purple, red, and yellow. The fonts are "laser" and "old typewriter" styles. At the top: "LAUNCHED!" A large cassette tape with masking tape. Printed on the tape: 18th Annual Game Design Challenge "What will you make this Spring?" "$10,000 in Prizes" "Submit your pitch by March 24th" "Visit the website for rules and registration." Communicating.Games "Gaming Against Violence is an evidence-based violence pregvention program form Jennifer Ann's Group." A line of text runs vertically along the left margin: "Video Games About Communication."
1980's themed graphic promoting a game design challenge. Color, fonts, and graphics are reminiscent of the 1980s. A cassette tape covered with masking tape: 18th Annual Game Design Challenge Game Design Challenge: Video Games About Communication A gradient sun setting: $10,000 in prizes. Submit your game pitch by March 24th. Visit the website for rules and registration. https://Communicating.Games Gaming Against Violence is an evidence-based violence prevention program from Jennifer Ann's Group.
A colorful illustration of two teenaged characters. On the left, is a young woman. To her right, is a young man. Behind them, are brightly colored homes. The game title "HONEYMOON" is overlayed this illustration.
Internet archive copy of the homepage for VAWnet.org. "A project of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence" "Welcome to the new VAWnet.org, home to thousands of materials on gender-based violence and related issues."
Proclamation on White House letterhead: "A Proclamation on National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, 2024 "During National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, we recommit to building a future where our Nation's young people can live free from violence, fear, and abuse."
A marketing image about the game 'The Orb of Harmony' is primarily shades of green with some brown. Most of the images and fonts are pixeled. The scene's focus is on a character on a bridge with two statues nearby. Blue water surrounds this scene. Trees, rocks, and stumps are on the banks of the water. "The Orb of Harmony" "A short game about connectedness."