Exploring Racism in VR

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United States Games for Change
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Might immersive and interactive experiences of racism in VR be an effective tool in the fight for racial equality? This session will explore the case of this attempt from academic teams at Columbia and Stanford who joined forces over a year-long collaboration. The session will cover what was accomplished, lessons learned and challenges for future work in this area.

Speakers:
*Courtney Cogburn (Assistant Professor, Columbia University)

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