Sydney is once again hosting the Asia-Pacific edition of South by Southwest (SXSW) festival this October 14-20. The weeklong celebration of creativity and innovation will take place across the city and surrounds.
SXSW has always been about community and collaboration – and it’s in this spirit, you’re invited to be involved. Help shape the program into one you’d like to see by voting in Session Select, SXSW Sydney’s open platform for ideas.
A number of proposals have come from the university community so we encourage you to support peers and colleagues. You can do so by voting, and inviting others to vote as well.
Note: for the following links to work, you will need to register (step 1) or be logged in to view and vote for sessions.
17 seconds to win or lose – Nick Enfield (FASS)
AI and you: what you need to know next – Sandra Peter and Kai Riemer (Business)
Changing face of foreign films – Mike Seymour (Business)
Community at work: we're not going back – Fiona Martin (FASS)
Designing Women, breaking archaic systems with a care-centred approach – Mariana Zafeirakopoulos (ADP)
Does The Dream Job Exist Anymore? Discussing The Current Games Media Landscape – Ryan Stanton (FASS)
Fungi will Save the World: Maximising Multi-Species Innovation – Phillip Gough (ADP)
How sharks can save your life – Chris Pepin-Neff (FASS)
Innovating Gender, Sexuality, and Consent Education – Victoria Rawlings (FASS)
Liberalism may be the source of your soul – Alexandre Lefebvre (FASS)
Making games, tech and pop culture events safer – Taylor Hardwick (ADP)
Purpose driven leadership – Gaia Grant (Business)
The story of your next breakthrough – Stephen Simpson (Science, Charles Perkins Centre) and Kate Harrison Brennan (Sydney Policy Lab)
VR for language learning – Julia Khukalenko (Research Affiliate)
Who killed creativity and how to get it back? – Gaia Grant (Business)
Session Select is SXSW Sydney’s open platform for ideas, and it’s now open for voting until Monday 22 April.
SXSW Sydney is taking place from 14-20 October in various venues across the city.
Header image: Associate Professor Sandra Peter, Professor Kai Riemer, Deloitte's Kellie Nuttall and journalist Rae Johnston on stage at SXSW Sydney 2023 for 'AI fluency' panel. Photo supplied courtesy of Sydney Executive Plus