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ALT A diverse group of QGCon attendees laughing and taking notes during a workshop, with overlaid text: "QGCon: The Queerness and Games Convention: Call for Papers & Call for Games"
ALT A diverse group of QGCon attendees laughing and taking notes during a workshop, with overlaid text: "QGCon: The Queerness and Games Convention: Call for Papers & Call for Games"
ALT A diverse group of QGCon attendees laughing and taking notes during a workshop, with overlaid text: "QGCon: The Queerness and Games Convention: Call for Papers & Call for Games"
ALT "We are also seeking queer games to showcase at our arcade! We will show games of all kinds, from LARPs to console games, indie TTRPGs to commercial projects. By queer game, we mean: - Games with LGBTQ representation - Games exploring queer themes - Games made by LGBTQ creators - Weird games that queer the medium We are most interested in games that fit more than one of these. But when in doubt, apply!"
ALT A diverse group of QGCon attendees laughing and taking notes during a workshop, with overlaid text: "QGCon: The Queerness and Games Convention: Call for Papers & Call for Games"
ALT "We are also seeking queer games to showcase at our arcade! We will show games of all kinds, from LARPs to console games, indie TTRPGs to commercial projects. By queer game, we mean: - Games with LGBTQ representation - Games exploring queer themes - Games made by LGBTQ creators - Weird games that queer the medium We are most interested in games that fit more than one of these. But when in doubt, apply!"
ALT A diverse group of QGCon attendees laughing and taking notes during a workshop, with overlaid text: "QGCon: The Queerness and Games Convention: Call for Papers & Call for Games"
ALT We have received many questions about what QGCon will do to accommodate people who cannot come to Canada in the current geopolitical context. While QGCon has always been livestreamed, we are considering what more we can do to accommodate remote presentations and remote arcade presenters. As the situation continues to evolve, we are watching closely and gathering information about the community’s needs concerning remote conference access. We are investigating workable, practical alternatives and look forward to sharing them with you closer to the conference. In the meantime, we strongly encourage you to apply with your game, project, talk, workshop, or other incredible queer thing, even if you don’t know whether you can make it in person. Please don’t self-select out of QGCon – in the event that coming to Canada is unfeasible, we will work with you to ensure you can meaningfully participate. Despite everything, we look forward to being in community with you!
ALT A diverse group of QGCon attendees laughing and taking notes during a workshop, with overlaid text: "QGCon: The Queerness and Games Convention: Call for Papers & Call for Games"
ALT "We are interested in presentations of all kinds, from theory to practice: - Talks and pre-constituted panels - Roundtables, discussions, and Q&As - Post-mortems and design talks - Workshops, skillshares, activities - Performance and live play sessions ...and whatever other weird ideas you have! whether you're a scholar, gamemaker, artist, activist, or player, we want you to apply!"
ALT "We are also seeking queer games to showcase at our arcade! We will show games of all kinds, from LARPs to console games, indie TTRPGs to commercial projects. By queer game, we mean: - Games with LGBTQ representation - Games exploring queer themes - Games made by LGBTQ creators - Weird games that queer the medium We are most interested in games that fit more than one of these. But when in doubt, apply!"