He is an award winning creative technologist with a focus on serious games, implementing game mechanics into real world applications, and social justice. Professor Ewing’s projects have tackled issues such as vector borne diseases, the cost of health care, cancer, social safety nets and labor practices. His work has been exhibited around the world in festivals and conferences, including ISEA, IndieCade, the Serious Games Showcase and Challenge and Meaningful Play. Clay has worked with numerous non-profits including Red Cross Red Crescent, Open Society Foundations, ROC United, Oxfam, and the AIDS & Rights Alliance for Southern Africa. His projects have been covered by The Huffington Post, NPR, Forbes, and The Consumerist. He also is the creator of Queso, an open source learning management for gamifying the classroom.