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FULL SESSION · 22 Oct 2026 · 66 min

Danielle Udogaranya / Ebonix

Digital artist & creative technologist

Building the representation you want to see

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From the Black hairstyles missing from The Sims to tools for developers: Danielle discusses self-taught skills, community, recognition, and representing Black people more accurately.

What you’ll take away

  • How missing Black hairstyles in The Sims inspired a creative practice.
  • The role of self-taught skills and community in Danielle’s journey.
  • How tools can help developers represent Black people more accurately.
  • Creative Craft
  • Culture
  • Community

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