This section of TakingITGlobal contains an assortment of fun and interactive educational games!
Flash Player required.
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TIGgames: Games for Change
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Orange Revolution
The Orange Revolution grabbed the world's headlines in late 2004 and early 2005 as the results of the Ukrainian presidential election were contested by the leading candidates. Can you maintain order and peace, or will your decisions cause thousands of protestors to revolt?
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Ayiti: the cost of life
Ayiti, a role-playing video game in which the player assumes the roles of family members living in rural Haiti. Over the course of the game, the player must choose among and balance various goals, such as achieving education, making money, staying healthy, and maintaining happiness while encountering unexpected events.
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Flag Game
Learn more about the world as you guess countries based on flags, shapes, and statistics! Try your skill on one of three different difficulty levels!
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Tobacco Card Game
Test your knowledge about tobacco while playing our Tobacco Card Game! Match the cards, answer the trivia questions, and based on your speed and accuracy, accumulate as many points as possible!
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MDG Card Game
Do you want to learn more about the MDGs in a fun way? Or do you think you already know everything there is to know about them? Then test your knowledge while playing our MDG Card Game!
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GRUB Card Game
Do you hunger for information about food choices and food systems? The Growing Understandings, Reflecting Bites (GRUB) Card Game has all of the ingredients you need to enhance your food-related knowledge. Use your noodle to match the cards and answer trivia questions, and watch your score mushroom!
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TIGPartner Games
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Globaloria Program
The Globaloria Program helps young people become the makers of interactive games and simulations, for their own personal and professional development and for the social and economic benefit of their communities.
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