A new format and I am joined by a new presenter Simon O'Gorman. We talk accessibility and have some fun. Join us on this journey as we look at the hottest news and topics.

At long last we have reached the final level in our Accessibility In Gaming series. In the season finale of our podcast series, I sit down to talk with Aksel Englund. Aksel Englund works for Mojang Studio where he works as a UX and accessibility designer on Minecraft. Aksel started making games, because he believes games are something everybody should get to experience no matter who they are. Aksel has over ten years worth of experience working with accessibility outside of the gaming industry. Aksel helps create prosthetics and tools together with and for people living with physical disabilities. Aksel believes it is thanks to this experience that has helped him learn how to think about accessibility in a much broader manner. If you want to learn more about Aksel and all of his work then please visit his website at https://www.akselenglund.com. create

In part eleven of my accessibility in gaming series, I sit down with Rosie Taylor of Safe In OUr World. Rosie is the Content & Community Manager at Safe In Our World, which is a non-profit based out of the United Kingdom. The goal of Safe In Our World is to create and foster worldwide mental health awareness within the video game industry. Additionally, Safe In Our World focuses on eliminating the stigma surrounding mental health by making it a natural topic. Rosie and I talk at length about the impact video games have on our mental health. Additionally, I talk to Rosie about the Good Game Playbook, which is a partnership between Safe In Our World and Ubisoft that focuses on combating toxicity in online gaming. If you would like to learn more about Safe In Our World then please visit their website at https://safeinourworld.org. If you want to learn more about Rosie Taylor then follow them on Twitter @rtparty3 or find them on LinkedIn at https://uklinkedin.com/in/rosie-taylor-3179bb1a5.