Making Games About Tricky Topics

Join Jake Montanarini (Course Leader for Games at Norwich University of the Arts) and the team from cancer charity Big C for a thought-provoking talk exploring how games can tackle tough topics.

They'll delve into the power of games to communicate complex topics - like cancer treatment - to young audiences, and how thoughtful game design can support understanding, empathy and education across the health sector.

All attendees need a ticket.

Free, booking essential
Recommended for adults and ages 12+
The Auditorium, The Forum
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About Jake Montanarini

Jake is an experienced games design professional with a focus on serious games - interactive experiences designed to educate and inform audiences. As a Course Leader of Games at Norwich University of the Arts, Jake lead curriculum development and mentor emerging talent, fostering innovation and critical thinking in the next generation of game makers. He is also an active public speaker having regularly participated at events like the Norwich Games Festival and Norwich Science Festival.

About Big C

For over 40 years, Big C has supported people affected by cancer and is one of the largest cancer charities in East Anglia, with seven Support & Information Centres across the region. Big C funds specialist equipment and world-class research at Norwich Research Park and is committed to delivering outstanding cancer support, when and where it's needed, now and for the future. To date, Big C has raised over £40 million for local cancer support.