I’m pleased to announce that *ADE for Games: Approaches to Anti-Racism, Decolonization, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Games Research and Creation <https://playstorypress.org/books/ade-for-games/> *has been published by Play Story Press. Edited by Daniel Harley and I, the book is open access and online, with a very affordable print on demand option. *ADE for Games* is organized around 10 core chapters, most of which were based on talks delivered for the ADE Speakers and Workshops Series Daniel Harley and I organized at the University of Waterloo Games Institute. Moreover, *ADE for Games* also contains 13 shorter "spotlight" chapters that feature summaries of workshops, discussion panels, and paper panels that complement and enrich the core chapters. For ease of use in grad and undergrad class settings and to help guide scholars and practitioners from different research traditions, both core and spotlight chapters have been supplemented with brief overviews, discussions of possible applications, key terms, and reflection questions. Please consider adopting the book or chapters from the book in your syllabuses, and please share the book with colleagues and networks that may be interested. Best regards, Gerald