We’re thrilled to announce that Nunaka, created with Chugachmiut and developed in collaboration with the Sugpiaq people of Alaska, is a finalist for the James Paul GEE! Learning Game Awards in the Formal Learning (Elementary) category. The game explores Sugpiaq heritage, the Sugt'stun language, and key school readiness goals for 3-5-year-olds. Vote for Nunaka for the People’s Choice Award.

We’re headed to Games for Change (G4C) and we’d love to see you. 

FableVision’s VP of audiyo-yo Anne Richards will present a project brief on Nunaka!: Games for Indigenous Cultural Heritage Preservation on Wednesday, July 19 at 5 p.m.

Producer Jonah Gaynor will present a project brief on Wilson Center’s Plastic Pipeline right after Anne on Wednesday, July 19 at 5:20 p.m. Both presentations will be at the Microsoft Winter Garden.

Catch Anne, Jonah, President Gary Goldberger, and Communications Strategist Nadya Karpova at the festival.

Learn more about conferences we’re attending this year.

Take a journey to the Land of Woodbee and discover what could be with Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ new song “King of a Land.” Illustrated by FableVision founder and New York Times bestselling author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds, the lyric-video highlights the message of bringing peace to the world. Watch the video and check out the singer’s full album.

Meet Leila Diaz, a kid who loves science from My S.T.E.M. Adventure, a born-accessible app developed and built by FableVision, STEMIE, and Bridge Multimedia. Leila finds science all around her: she discovers patterns, cause-and-effect, how to follow steps of a process, and more. Join Leila to build customizable storybooks by downloading the web app here, on iOS, and on Google Play.

The recipe for a great summer includes fun and engaging learning for the whole family, especially when you can use the resources in or around your home. Check out our activities to enjoy together with your kids, including games, apps, interactives, videos, and more.