Snagged directly from lwood’s LJ
Nordic Knitting Conference II: 13-15 March 2009

Well, thanks to lwood, I can tell you that a second conference has just been announced!

They’ve posted a PDF of the press release, but here’s the nitty gritty dates to put into your calendar:

10 November 2008:
Class descriptions will be posted on the museum’s website for your drooling pleasure.
01 December 2008
Registration opens!
13-15 March 2009
Dates of the Conference!

Hope to see some of you there!

Notes:

  1. Last time, registration was by postal mail only, that may also be the case here.
  2. There will be no pre-registration. BAH!
  3. I have already marked all of these dates on my calendar. Mwahahahaha!!!
  4. Parking at the Museum is good, but there’s little lunchable food within walking distance. Unless you have a Friendly Native Guide willing to shuttle you around places, I suggest the catering option.
  5. Classes are for all skill levels. None of this “oh, poor me! I am not a studly enough knitter!” business.
  6. Purchase books before leaving home: last time, the Museum didn’t have much on-hand, although they may well rectify that for obvious reasons.

Hope to see some of you there!

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Tanya DePass is the founder and Director of I Need Diverse Games, a non-profit organization based in Chicago, which is dedicated to better diversification of all aspects of gaming. I Need Diverse Games serves the community by supporting marginalized developers attend the Game Developer Conference by participating in the GDC Scholarship program, helps assist attendance at other industry events, and is seeking partnership with organizations and initiatives. Tanya is a lifelong Chicagoan who loves everything about gaming, #INeedDiverseGames spawn point, and wants to make it better and more inclusive for everyone. She founded and was the EIC of Fresh Out of Tokens podcast where games culture was discussed and viewed through a lense of feminism, intersectionality and diversity. Now she’s a co-host on Spawn on Me Podcast. Along with all of that, she’s the Programming Coordinator for OrcaCon, she often speaks on issues of diversity, feminism, race, intersectionality & other topics at multiple conventions throughout the year. Her writing about games and games critique appears in Uncanny Magazine, Polygon, Wiscon Chronicles, Vice Gaming, Paste Games, Mic, and other publications.