Research shows gaming is not simply good or bad, landing in the middle, and how it is used can support stress relief and connection, or lead to addiction and negative behavior.
Research shows gaming is not simply good or bad, landing in the middle, and how it is used can support stress relief and connection, or lead to addiction and negative behavior.
ALG will be at PAX East 2026 in Boston, connecting with veterans and gamers while promoting community, mental wellness, and the positive impact of gaming.
At ALG, Army veteran streamer YoNoBigDeal brings competitive gameplay and a relaxed mindset to Friday night streams while building connections with fellow gamers.
American Legion Post 184 in Double Springs, Alabama is planning to introduce gaming nights as a way to reconnect Veterans and bring more activity back to the Legion hall.
At a March 12 Fireside Chat, American Legion Gaming leaders will discuss how video gaming can help build leadership and teamwork skills during a live online event.
ALG streamer Properish shares how military service, a Crohn’s disease diagnosis, and a life-threatening surgery shaped his journey from Navy veteran to community-driven content creator.
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