A recap of our May 2013 Speaker Social — from Mother, May I? presentations to Junicorn announcements.
May 27, 2013
November 26, 2020 Public Statement Against Encampment Evictions from DMG
August 24, 2020 Announcing Damage Labs
July 31, 2020 COVID-19 Update: Take Care, Take Time
June 5, 2020 A message for our Black members.
May 9, 2020 May 2020 Social Recap
May 5, 2020 Remote Realities
March 12, 2020 DMG + COVID-19
January 21, 2020 Origin Stories
October 3, 2019 GDC Convoy 2020 is happening! Apply now
June 6, 2019 Call for Submissions: BIG on Bloor
We had a blast at our monthly Speaker Social on Saturday! Ten participants and teams presented games made during the previous weekend’s Mother, May I? jam to a packed house of 70 members and friends of Dames Making Games!
This month, we received more applications than ever for a DMG program. But we could only select a small number to participate in Junicorn, due to the nature of our structured four-week incubator program. We reviewed applications through a blind process, aiming for as diverse a group as possible in terms of interests, background, and experience. We wished we could have said “yes” to every single one — the applications were all so excellent — but ultimately narrowed the group down to 10 Dames.
We’ll be posting recaps of all the sessions right here — plus at least one participant will be blogging her experience creating her first game. If you’re Twitter-inclined, follow this list of 9 of the 10 participants!
We had such a great time at the jam on May 18-19. Everyone — even the brave first-time gamemakers — produced an interesting, complete sketch of a game. Interested in participating in future member jams? Join DMG, and make sure you’re on our mailing list to be the first to know when the next one is announced!
Cecily Carver, Maggie McLean, and Christine Love looking cute… but tuff
1/28
January Games Writer Circle[Online]
2/4
Games Writing Working Group
2/8
Unity Club
2/27
Annual General Meeting
More events...
Forgot your password?
We only use this to communicate with you about events you've registered for—it isn't shared with anyone.