Acknowledgments
All the folks and resources that helped make this game a thing.
Many thanks to Dr. Julia Douthwaite, whose 2018 exhibit "Money Worries" at Notre Dame's Snite Museum was the impetus for the development of this serious game. My deep thanks to the domain experts, below, with whom I worked to develop the learning objectives and game content.
Cheri Smith
Psychology Librarian
Hesburgh Libraries
University of Notre Dame
Connie Mick
Director, Academic Affairs
Center for Social Concerns
University of Notre Dame
Sianne Vijay
Assistant Professor, Business Administration Economics
Saint Mary's College
Ari Farshbaf
Assistant Professor, Business Administration Economics
Saint Mary's College
Non-affiliation Disclaimer
the social justice board game is in no way affiliated, associated, authorized, sponsored by, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with hasbro, inc., any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates, or with any of the monopoly trademarks. the social justice game represents an educational parody * of the monopoly game and more generally of capitalism.
* A parody is a form of protected speech under the First Amendment. As used here specifically, parody is a form of social commentary.
Project Resources
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