Sean Munro has been running The Game Masters Table for the last few months now. It is an after school program that blends role-playing games and social life lessons. He’s looking at taking it in some pretty interesting directions while working with youth in a positive way. Another great program in Toronto to help build the next generation of gamers.
Sean is the Founder and Photographer for the DWP. He has been gaming all his life. From Monopoly and Clue at the cottage to Euchre tournaments with the family, tabletop games have taken up a lot of his free time. In his gaming career he has worked for Snakes & Lattes Board Game Cafe, Asmodee, and CMON. He is a contributor to The Dice Tower Podcast and has written for Games Trade Magazine and Meeple Monthly. He lives and works in Toronto.
Just watched the interview with Sean Munro. Really interesting concept of using games with kids to help them apply ideas or strategies to real world experiences.
This place is AWESOME. Sean, Kelly and all the staff at Face to Face are AMAZING. My son loves the RPG club. It is his favourite extra-curricular activity by far! Playing this way has encouraged my son’s creativity & imagination – inviting him to think “outside the box”. It has also blossomed his confidence and leadership skills. I can’t rave enough this great program, the space it’s in and the people who run it. 😉
Just watched the interview with Sean Munro. Really interesting concept of using games with kids to help them apply ideas or strategies to real world experiences.
This place is AWESOME. Sean, Kelly and all the staff at Face to Face are AMAZING. My son loves the RPG club. It is his favourite extra-curricular activity by far! Playing this way has encouraged my son’s creativity & imagination – inviting him to think “outside the box”. It has also blossomed his confidence and leadership skills. I can’t rave enough this great program, the space it’s in and the people who run it. 😉
[…] by Daniel Kwan, Rachel Kahn, Sean Munro and moderator Pieter van Hiel […]