We're on a mission to nurture belonging through creativity
Our games turn ideas into friendships
Up To Us
💬 Prototype in Testing 🗓️ Planned Release: June 2025 Unearth stories, shape the future Up To Us is a creative intergenerational conversation game where players share childhood memories and invent playful ways to connect across generations. 🧡 Currently in testing with families, seniors and community groups. 📍 Come play! Join us at Woden Town Square on Friday 11 April, 12–2PM for a drop-in game session. ✨ Click below to be notified when it launches. |
U Shape Us
💸 A$35.00 🟠 Currently sold out – next shipment due 5 May 2025. U Shape Us is a card-drawing game where players imagine, share, and invent creative ways to connect with others. Draw from four playful prompts--Invent, Person, Place, Thing—to spark absurd ideas and surprising new ways to build connection.
🧡 Who's it for?
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What people think about U Shape Us
Our game, workshops and resources are already sparking the fantastical imaginations of people of all ages in families, schools, after school care, intergenerational and community development programs. Hear it from those who’ve tried it!
Our game, workshops and resources are already sparking the fantastical imaginations of people of all ages in families, schools, after school care, intergenerational and community development programs. Hear it from those who’ve tried it!
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We're aiming to spark 1 million connection spaces - created by the people who play
Sounds utterly bonkers? Watch our 2:40 video below to see how absurd ideas can create the impossible
Join us to help others
turn their ideas into friendships
Watch our 2:46 video below to see how the Whitlam community was supported to imagine and create connection spaces during U Shape Whitlam. This was a collaboration with the Whitlam Mingle Program (Woden Community Services and the Suburban Land Agency)
What makes us unique?
We help people create small safe spaces where everyone can feel like they belong. We believe citizens can solve shared problems for themselves and others when they’re given the chance to lead, with professionals there to help, not take over. Our approach is basaed on the principles of Asset-Based Community Development and Roger Hart’s Ladder of Children’s Participation, which believes in the capacity of all people - including children - to use their creativity and leadership to shape their environment. |