The Game Culture Foundation is now accepting applications from organizations for the second half of the '2026 Game Literacy for Guardians' educational program.

The 'Game Literacy for Guardians' program is designed to help guardians better understand gaming and foster healthy communication with their children. Notably, the target audience has now been expanded to include parents of young children.

For the second half of the year, the foundation is ramping up its focus on AI-related content, including sessions on gaming culture for teenagers in the AI era, as well as the fundamentals of AI ethics and practical application.

Depending on the specific needs of the participants and the educational objectives, the program offers a variety of formats, including lecture-based, hands-on, practical, and combined education-counseling sessions.

For parents and the general public, the curriculum covers topics such as using games to improve parent-child communication, guiding healthy gaming habits, the educational potential of games, career pathways in the industry, and keeping up with the shifting landscape of game culture, including AI and EdTech.

Meanwhile, the sessions for parents of young children emphasize age-appropriate game understanding and guidance, teaching parents how to use play as an educational tool, and providing participatory programs that utilize various teaching aids.

Those opting for hands-on sessions can engage with both digital and board games, while practical workshops offer guides on how to monitor and manage a child’s gaming habits. If requested, the program also provides counseling services specifically aimed at improving parent-child relationships and establishing healthy gaming boundaries.

The program is open to institutions, schools, and corporations nationwide. Qualified instructors will either visit the site in person or conduct the sessions via online platforms. Interested parties can submit their applications through the official Game Culture Education Center website.

Yoo Byung-han, Chairman of the Game Culture Foundation, stated: "In an environment where AI and digital technologies are evolving at breakneck speed, we plan to expand our AI-related curriculum to ensure guardians can stay ahead of the curve and communicate effectively with their children." Yoo Byung-han added, "We remain committed to supporting guardians in fostering a healthy gaming culture by helping them grasp the true nature of modern gaming."