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Feb 28, 2020 1 hr 28 min

Recondustream : Jouer pour lutter

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Jeux vidéo & luttes sociales ✊ "Streamer pour soutenir l'effort de grève" - c'est le projet du Stream reconductible / Recondustream, un mouvement jusqu'alors inédit dans le jeu vidéo ! 💥 "Ça s'arrêtera quand ils s'arrêteront !" Pendant 6 semaines, des streamers se sont allié-es pour diffuser près de 470 heures de #Live sur #Twich et récolter plus de 150.000€ pour la caisse de grève (💶 bit.ly/2RDFbvb). 💡 #Artivisme / L'art au service d'une cause : Détournements politiques de jeux, témoignages sur les conditions de travail dans divers milieux, analyses politiques, etc. Au fil des semaines, le Recondustream s'est développé comme un espace d'expérimentation, de débat & d'éducation populaire. Game Impact invite les acteurs et actrices du Recondustream (streamers que vous avez peut-être vu-es, mais aussi les soldats de l'ombre, sans qui rien ne se ferait) pour faire ensemble une rétrospective de cette initiative riche et enthousiasmante, sans commune mesure dans le jeu vidéo ! ▪ Comment est né ce mouvement et comment a-t-il évolué ? ▪ Quels en ont été les moments les plus marquants ? ▪ Quels sont les enseignements à en tirer pour le jeu vidéo et pour le militantisme ? Hébergé par Acast.

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