TL;DR I'm committing to that updated contextual review of #Polynesian representation in video games I've been considering for over a year. If you know anyone interested in collaborating/currently working on this, please reach out to me.๐ฅฐ#IndigenousGames#IndigenousRepresentation
If you have any questions about what it could mean being part of the Committee, don't hesitate to get in touch. Start a conversation here, or PM me directly ๐ฅฐโจ
(Battle Cat is ready for 2020; are you?) Applications to join our 2020 ANU LGBTIQ Alumni Network Committee are now open:
Committee application form: https://t.co/AwOsivxsr5
Done. Proud to back Chorus: An Adventure Musical by @summerfallgames! Good luck, team ๐๐ฝ๐๐ถ https://t.co/ftyVqUOcLY #chorusgame via @playfig
I want to buy things at #paxaus but I can't see myself reflected anywhere. I want unambiguous black women characters in gaming. I want characters that look like me, are the same colour as me, have curls like me!
What games have some bad ass black women in them? #BlackGirlGamer
.@ACMI_Education in Games Summit is on today! Games provide #futurethinking and #STEM learning opportunities in the classroom. This yearโs theme is 'Exploring challenges; seizing opportunities'. #EiGS19#MIGW19 For more: https://t.co/glXzHOCRKB
Happy #IndigenousPeoplesDay, folks. Today, take a moment to learn a bit about who we are, who we are not, and how you too can help fight racism and discrimination aimed at us.
Read my piece via @VICE to help you get started: https://t.co/lMIC6ALmaw
Come along and hear about the brilliant startup ideas that students from @ourANU are working on. They'll be pitching their ideas for a share of the $50,000 grant pool at #IACT19 Pitch Night tomorrow. Get your free ticket: https://t.co/eML6L7g5gl #innovation#entrepreneurship
One of my favourite indies from the #PAXAUS show floor was Quantum Suicide and the story behind its developer, who found a clever way to bring her vision to life when she didn't know how to code in Unity https://t.co/H0vNXgHouW
Despite his reservations, Hamilton James keeps pitching stories about the region. โYou canโt understand or care about the forest without understanding the people who have historically lived in it,โ he says.
By capturing the peace and beauty of relaxed moments, Charlie Hamilton James hoped to highlight the humanity and happiness of indigenous people https://t.co/J59OGqZ4UC