Take This manages to raise enough funds to continue work into 2025
While the target has been hit, more support can be offered through a Humble Bundle, a Cookie Brigade t-shirt collab, and an upcoming Speedrun Ragnarok event.
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While the target has been hit, more support can be offered through a Humble Bundle, a Cookie Brigade t-shirt collab, and an upcoming Speedrun Ragnarok event.
Clinical Director Dr. Raffael Boccamazzo shared that, unless the Take This organization secures funding, it will be forced to close its doors by the end of 2024.
Due to the safety issues of in-person events because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Take This will not have its usual in-person AFK Room at the event.
It's been a full year since the United States began quarantine procedures to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. To get an idea of where people are mentally a year later, we spoke with Take This Executive Director Eve Crevoshay.
Nonprofit organization Take This has issued a State of the Video Games Industry White Paper addressing developer mental health and how the industry can improve this area as a whole.
With the subject of crunch culture becoming so prominent these past few weeks, Shacknews went to TwitchCon to chat with Take This Clinical Director Dr. Raffael Boccamazzo on the harmful effects of crunch, the importance of maintaining mental health, and how the industry can approach this issue.
The organization is hoping for an even larger pool of applications for this new initiative.
Shacknews sat down with Take This Arch Psychomancer Dr. B to discuss the crew's latest mental wellness efforts and AFK Room initiative.
You can buy a brand-new SNES game in the year 2018. Life is good.
Shacknews had a chance to sit down with Dr. B of Take This Inc. to discuss depression and mental health awareness throughout the games industry.