Creative Equity Toolkit

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Article

Representation in video games starts offscreen

This article reports from the Games Connect Asia Pacific (GCAP) Conference 2021 which had the theme of 'Raising the Bar'. It summarises discussions from figures in the games industry including Javiera Cordero, Matiu Awarāwhiti, Phoebe Watson and more, touching on points of representation of trans people and First Nations people.

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  • 15 minute
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  • Published: 2021
    Country: Australia

  • Author: Alivia Mantel, Games Hub

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Resources for White People to Learn and Talk About Race and Racism

Recommended resources from Fractured Atlas.

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  • 6 minute
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  • Published: 2018
    Country: USA

  • Author: Fractured Atlas

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Resources from Black Lives Matter UK

Recommended resources from Black Lives Matter focused on the UK.

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  • 11 minute
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  • Published: 2020
    Country: UK

  • Author: Black Lives Matter

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Resources from Robin DiAngelo

Recommendations from White Fragility author Robin DiAngelo.

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  • 3 minute
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  • Published: 2024
    Country: USA

  • Author: Robin DiAngelo

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Responses to Tate's collection by our BAME network

The Tate has published reviews of its collection by Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic staff, offering insight into the artwork that goes beyond the white gaze.

"Brunias shows the lighter the skin, the freer you are. Darker skinned women of colour are still disproportionately affected by this today."

"In the painting, Europeans are the only ones seated on furniture."

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  • 16 minute
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  • Published: N/A
    Country: UK

  • Author: Tate

Case Study

Ben Graetz wearing a black singlet against foliage

Self-determination in the creative arts: Ben Graetz

Darwin performing artist Ben Graetz has Iwaidja, Malak Malak and Badu Island heritage, was 2018 LGBTI Person of the Year and a member of Browns Mart Theatre First Nations Advisory Board.

'Sophia [Hall] understood that she had to do the work. We were there to give her advice on best practice and it was up to her to do the homework to make the changes and come back to us and go: Is this what you mean? ... she really understood that it was up to her to do the work, not the other way around.'

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  • 10 minute
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  • Author: Libby Collins, Garuwa