Join RPG Research's Hawke Robinson Live Q&A on #RPGNET Hosted by Dan Davenport

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Hawke Robinson has been gaming since 1979, and researching the effects of role-playing games since 2004 as The RPG Research Project. He has also been developing and providing role-playing game sessions to help achieve therapeutic and educational goals of various populations, including:

• At risk youth
• Autism Spectrum (ASD / PDD )
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
• Cerebral Palsy (CP)
• The Deaf & Hard of Hearing communities
• and other special needs groups

Hawke is registered with the Washington State Department of Health as Recreation Therapist, and is a part-time undergraduate student at Eastern Washington University, working on an interdisciplinary degree in Recreation Therapy, Music Therapy, Neuroscience, & Research Psychology. His research is self-funded, and he provides the RPG services without charge to participants.

The RPG Trailer campaign is a fund raiser to help build a wheelchair friend trailer to help provide role-playing gaming to special needs populations throughout North America.

Join the Chat Wednesday, September 23rd, 2015, 7:00 pm Central Time (5:00 pm Pacific).

Here is information on the Q&A Format Rules: https://gmshoe.wordpress.com/qa-format/

If you do not have a favorite IRC client, you can use this link for the web-based chat client.

If you do have a favorite Internet Relay Chat client, then point it to:

Server: irc.magicstar.net

Channel: #rpgnet

Here is the calendar for upcoming Live Q&A Chat Sessions: https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=e43g3ngil8d5rbqrkf566ukbig@group.calendar.google.com

The transcripts of past Q&A sessions can be found here: https://gmshoe.wordpress.com/

Please donate to the Wheelchair Friendly RPG Trailer Campaign Today, and help spread the word!

Please swing by and join the conversation with the gaming community.

Happy Gaming!

If you missed the live Q&A on #RPGNET about RPG Research, here is the archived version: https://gmshoe.wordpress.com/[…]/