Our grantees

Huddersfield University

None in Three Emilio

Countries involved:
Brasil

None in Three through the University of Huddersfield will develop an immersive, prosocial computer game, Emilio, to prevent online CSEA. Based on empirical research and evaluated through clinical trials, Emilio will target young males who are at risk of perpetrating online abuse. Participants will play in therapeutic settings (such as young offenders’ institutions, youth centres, schools and colleges), while also engaging in discussion sessions as they complete different stages of the game. The game and supporting materials will be made freely available online, extending their reach as an educational tool across the world. This game will be rolled out in Brazil.

Grant timeline:
January 2021 – June 2023

Grantee website:
www.noneinthree.org

Funding amount:
$749,971

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