Events

TTEPO ry, Sinni ry, Savotta ry
Association member game and movie night

Nordic Game History Network meets in Tampere and researchers from the Centre of Excellence in Game Culture Studies provide an overview of the CoE work that might be relevant of the network. 
 
The event is free of charge and open to everyone. Welcome!

In this game industry panel we will have a chat with founders and leaders from local game companies. The panel is part of the Game Project course, but is open for anyone to participate. Game industry professionals will be joining us to answer some questions students have prepared, and there is a possibility to have audience questions on the spot as well. The event is free and open to everyone, welcome!

This is an event open to everyone.

Jussa Jutila will host a Topical Discussion event to the topic of Forecasting. He is among the top 20 in the forecasting platform Metaculus.

Topical Discussions are an event series by Effective Altruism Tampere. During the event, there will be a presentation on the topic followed by discussion. The event is in English 😊 Everyone is welcome, no prior knowledge on the topic or acquaintance with EA is necessary. Come learn something new and discuss your views! And as always differing opinions are welcomed and even encouraged, we're here to learn from each other. No sign-up necessary (or even available). The speakers might share accompanying descriptions closer to the event on Effective Altruism's Telegram. There will be some (vegan) snacks! 🍊🥪

On the first night of the conference we will be hosting a European debut of Hero Camp! This is a documentary film by Sam Ho about one of the oldest Edu-larp programs in the united states. It describes itself as a coming-of-age documentary that follows three queer teens on their paths towards self-discovery at a live action role-play summer camp. Set against the backdrop of suburban Massachusetts, the film captures how this extraordinary camp community transforms our world into the fantasy realm of Sidleterra, where they battle villains from the writings of Homer and Lewis Carroll. As each of them invent and role play as their camp characters, they unearth revelations about their own identities, which they gradually carry over to the real world.
 
The event is free of charge and open for everyone! Welcome!