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G.A.M.E. Toolkit
Toolkit for youth workers to enhance participation of young people with fewer opportunities through inclusive board game design.
Aims of the tool
To enhance knowledge about inclusive board game design in practice.
To find inspiration for board game prototypes in youth work practice.
To strengthen active participation of young people with fewer opportunities through board games.
Description of the tool
The Power of Play
Board games trigger emotions, drive curiosity, and inspire action. When applied in everyday life, they turn routine into excitement (homo ludens).
This toolkit has 39 pages with the theory about inclusive board game design, active participation and examples of board game prototypes which are made by youth workers and young leaders from Greece, Turkey, Serbia, Spain and Armenia.
Learning outcome: youth workers will learn to make inclusive board games with easy mechanics based on active participation of young people.
Available downloads:
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5590
This tool is for
Youth workers Young leaders Trainers Facilitators Educators Teachers
and addresses
Youth Participation
It is recommended for use in:
Capacity Building
Materials needed:
Material is depending on board game prototype.
Use recyclable and eco-friendly materials.
Duration:
30 minutes
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Organizacija kreativnog okupljanja OKO
in the context of
Erasmus+ TC G.A.M.E.: Games for Active and Meaningful Engagement
The tool has been experimented in
Training
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Aleksandar Trudic (on 9 April 2026)
and last modified
7 April 2026
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