GDC 2022Speaking
Different perspectives.
Brighter futures
Keynotes, panels, fireside chats and workshops about gaming as connection, accessibility as possibility, and what belonging really asks of us.
Conversation themes
What we can talk about
These are starting points rather than a fixed catalog — every talk gets shaped around your audience and the room you are trying to build.
Gaming as connection
Why play is where friendship, independence and identity happen for so many people — and what that means for the people who make games.
Inclusion in practice
Moving from good intentions to decisions teams can actually ship, and how inclusive choices improve the experience for everyone.
Lived experience
What accessibility feels like from the inside, told as a story rather than a checklist.
Possibility, practically
Where to start when the work looks enormous: small changes, real people, momentum that keeps going after the event.
Formats
Ways this usually works
- Keynotes and opening or closing talks for conferences and internal events.
- Panels, fireside chats and moderated Q&A.
- Team sessions and workshops for studios and product groups.
- Remote sessions and recorded conversations when travel is not the right fit.
Accessibility runs both ways: tell me what you need for the stage and the room, and I will tell you what I need. We sort it out together, early.
Organizers
How to start the conversation
Email is the fastest route. The more of this you can include, the quicker I can give you a straight answer.
Date and place
When is the event, where is it, and how firm is the date?
Format and audience
Keynote, panel or workshop? Who is in the room and how many of them are there?
Access needs
Anything you need from me, and anything I should know about the venue, stage or platform.
What success looks like
The one thing you want people to walk out believing.
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GDC 2022
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Got an event in mind?
Send the date, the format and the audience. If I am not the right voice for your room, I will say so.