My last intervention of this year was for the Belgian school HEPL (Haute Ecole de la Province de Liège) to speak during a round table discussion. The theme was “How women are pictured in video games”.

I was invited as a speaker for another school, in France, the IIM, for their Student Game Conference on Discord. It was similar to the Game Changers’ subject.

I couldn’t be physically at Game Changers in September - you know, some virus called “covid” you may have heard about - but I did it remotely. The subject was “Making an inclusive game: the ARISEN example”.

I regularly work with Afrogameuses, a French association which promotes diversity and inclusivity in the video game industry, especially for afrodescendant women. 

In March, I talked about narrative design (and game writing) during a masterclass.

Erratum : someone pointed to me that I had been clumsy, insensitive while I was answering some questions about my work on ARISEN. I apologized in person but I want to make things clear, even if I have worded so poorly it doesn't fit my initial thought, I was not alone during the creation process. I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to work with my associates back then.

The Maratus team came to Gamescom to show ARISEN to publishers in the B2B section. 

With 3 other women who work in the video game industry, I was given the opportunity to talk about sexism in the sector. It was during the Japan Expo. The talk was managed by Emmanuel Forsans from the AFJV (the French agency for video games).