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ACMI presents Changing the Game, where speakers Steph Convery, Clem Ford, Leena van Deventer and Rae Johnston talk survival strategies for being a woman with an opinion on the internet. Online games and social media have dramatically changed the way we interact, creating communities with common passions and interests that transcend geographical, socio/cultural and political boundaries. However, the online world has a dark underbelly where trolling, racism, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, doxing and misogyny are rife. In this provocative and proactive panel discussion, we explore the current landscape of social interactions through technology and the ways diverse players are taking the power back. Warning: Contains strong language and content that some might find upsetting or disturbing. Copyright acknowledgements: Title: Damsels in Distress: Part 1 – Tropes vs Women in Video Games Copyright: Feminist Frequency Please visit www.acmi.net.au for further information.

In this episode we speak with Luqman Abdullah, ACMI 4.0 advisor within Smart Manufacturing Alliance. Luqman will be sharing an insight into what Industry 4.0 is and the benefits of embracing automation and Industry 4.0 technologies will have on SME's. Plus, discussion around the first steps manufacturers can take towards digitisation, and the quick wins that can improve performance with minimal disruption.

We'll get to meet ACMi Operations Manager Jeff Munro, who has been with ACMi from the beginning! Hosted by Katie Chang, Charlotte Pierce, Yoftahe Gebru, Karen Dawson, Doug, and Jennifer. Music is "If You Build It," by Air Traffic Controller.

Hello and welcome to the ACMi Podcast Show- June 12th edition! This is the show where we experiment with all things podcasting. Listen along as we click, fumble, and fade our way through some hands-on learning with ACMi staff and members. In this episode, we will discusssuperstitions. Today's host is ACMi member Doug, but next time it might be someone else! So don’t’ step on a crack, throw some salt over your shoulder and get ready to join us! Do you have any superstitions? When do they come up for you? Do you remember how you heard about/started the superstition you have? Have you stopped any superstitions you used to have?