Ukrainian technology companies MacPaw and N-iX have teamed up to create Social Agent, a board game that teaches social responsibility, volunteerism, and philanthropy through interactivity and teamwork. The companies have announced an open call for applications from educational and non-profit organizations.
Ukrainian technology companies MacPaw and N-iX have teamed up to create Social Agent, a board game that teaches social responsibility, volunteerism, and philanthropy through interactivity and teamwork. The companies have announced an open call for applications from educational and non-profit organizations.
The goal of the game is to show how everyone can influence collective change — from small steps to systemic solutions. It demonstrates how charity differs from volunteering, what approaches there are to corporate social responsibility, and how even small steps can create qualitative changes in society.
The game lasts 30–45 minutes and is suitable for learning, team building, training, and events.
MacPaw and N-iX are launching an open call for applications from educational institutions, community and non-profit organizations, youth centers, and libraries. This is an opportunity for educators, trainers, and activists to use the game in their work — from classes with students to discussions in communities.
“We believe that social responsibility starts with simple steps — personal or corporate. That is why we created the game “Social Agent” to show in an accessible and exciting way how volunteering, charity, and sustainable practices can change society. At the same time, we strive to show examples of sustainable practices of Ukrainian and international businesses. We are pleased to invite educational and social organizations to join the open call and use this tool in their daily work with children, youth, or teams,” — Anna Manukhina, CSR Lead, MacPaw, Director of the MacPaw Foundation.
The first 30 organizations to fill out the form will receive the game "Social Agent".
"Partnering with MacPaw to create the "Social Agent" is an example of how technology companies can unite for the common good. We have turned our many years of experience and complex CSR concepts into an interactive game to show that social responsibility is not only about big business, but about each of us. And we are convinced that this knowledge should be available to everyone - from students to corporate teams," - Natalia Solina, CSR Lead at N-iX.
