5 Gender Equality - Games
The degree of equality is measured, among other things, by differences in pay for work, labor participation and the position of men and women in business and government. Another specific objective within this SDG is to reduce violence against women. Read more on the United Nations GENDER EQUALITY page, including events related to this goal: Gender Equality
9 game(s) in this category...Funny Planet (Drôle de Planète)
For ages: 5-18
Languages: FR
This is a portal to a wide variety of educational resources, activities, and games to explore environmental topics with children. Such as water, air, waste, supply chains, and the benefits of consuming locally.
Languages: FR
This is a portal to a wide variety of educational resources, activities, and games to explore environmental topics with children. Such as water, air, waste, supply chains, and the benefits of consuming locally.
Gender & Climate Justice
For ages: 16+
Languages: NL-BE
A pedagogical tool to understand the link between gender justice & climate justice.
Languages: NL-BE
A pedagogical tool to understand the link between gender justice & climate justice.
Talent cards (De talentenkaarten)
For ages: 8-12
Languages: NL-FR
It is important for children and adults to understand and accept diversity. This includes differences in talents and abilities.
Languages: NL-FR
It is important for children and adults to understand and accept diversity. This includes differences in talents and abilities.
A circle of heroes (Een cirkel van helden)
For ages: 8-12
Languages: NL
A workshop that explores gender roles and the representation of heroes in films. If the learners could be any hero, who would they want to be and why?
Languages: NL
A workshop that explores gender roles and the representation of heroes in films. If the learners could be any hero, who would they want to be and why?
Rice Up
For ages: 16+
Languages: EN-NL
Rice Up! was inspired by research into rice farming and the danger of malaria. The game takes its players to a community where poverty is never far away.
Languages: EN-NL
Rice Up! was inspired by research into rice farming and the danger of malaria. The game takes its players to a community where poverty is never far away.
Goals2030
For ages: 10-12
Languages: NL
Using a variety of learner-centered materials, Goals2030 challenges pupils between 10-12 to engage actively with the 17 SDGs.
Languages: NL
Using a variety of learner-centered materials, Goals2030 challenges pupils between 10-12 to engage actively with the 17 SDGs.
#YouToo
For ages: 12-18
Languages: FR
The #YouToo game can be used by any secondary school teacher or anyone in a teaching role, as long as it’s played in a dedicated session. It is about cyberbullying and sexism.
Languages: FR
The #YouToo game can be used by any secondary school teacher or anyone in a teaching role, as long as it’s played in a dedicated session. It is about cyberbullying and sexism.
Future Lab Game (ToekomstLabSpel)
For ages: 12-99
Languages: NL-EN
The Future Lab game, together with the Core Values game, is part of the FutureLab, a platform that schools themselves can organise. This is a game to teach all ages above 12 about the SDGs.
Languages: NL-EN
The Future Lab game, together with the Core Values game, is part of the FutureLab, a platform that schools themselves can organise. This is a game to teach all ages above 12 about the SDGs.
World Domino (Werelddomino)
For ages: 16-18
Languages: NL
Do you want to introduce young people to the SDGs?
Languages: NL
Do you want to introduce young people to the SDGs?
