CANCELLED
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EWF X, Free & Online
EWF X Chicken Salt Baes
The Chicken Salt Baes are an all-Indigenous Dungeons & Dragons team and game that streams exclusively on Twitch. The Baes were formed through a shared passion for tabletop roleplaying (TTRPG) by a group of nerdy friends. In coming together CSB has been able to show that Indigenous storytelling exists in the tabletop roleplaying space, and the importance of creating spaces for enjoyment and representation. Tune in to experience the next instalment of their story as part of EWF23!
Please note: Due to unforeseen circumstances, this event has unfortunately been cancelled.
Accessibility
Closed Captions, keyboard navigable
Ben Armstrong
Ben Armstrong is a Wiradjuri man who has worked in the technology industry for over 22 years.
Rae Johnston
Rae Johnston is a Wiradjuri woman and multi-award winning STEM Journalist.
Cienan Muir
Cienan Muir is the Australian Director of Indigenous Comic Con and founder of the Indiginerd Popculture Company.
Karlie Noon
Ms Karlie Noon is a Gamilaraay astrophysicist.
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