Why Parents Are Still Afraid of Video Games After 50 Years and How a Gaming Nonprofit’s New Workshops Are Trying to Help

Video game worries have remained consistent across five decades. According to Variety, research from the nonprofit Games for Change shows that parents in twenty twenty-six express similar concerns about gaming's effects on children as families did in the nineteen seventies. The organization has unveiled new workshops tied to this research, though this report doesn't provide details on what the workshops cover or how they work.

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