TTRPGkids @ GenCon 2026

TTRPGkids talks and events @ Gen Con 2026

Check out here to see where you can find me at Gen Con 2026!

Descriptions for each event are below the graphic and include a sign up link.

To sign up for an event, you’ll need to have purchased a badge first and then you can just click on the links to jump right to the sign up page for that particular event and reserve your ticket.

TTRPGkids @ GenCon 2026

Wed, July 29 @ 2pm
Panel: Making TTRPGs Accessible Online

Thu, July 30 @ 1pm
Panel: Fostering Accessible Gaming Communities

Fri, July 31 @ 10am and 11am
GM’ing: My First RPG

Sat, August 1 @ 10am
Panel: Dayjobs x TTRPGs, Apply Your Skills

Sat, August 1 @ 1pm
GM’ing: Princess With a Cursed Sword

Wednesday, July 29 @ 2pm

A Seat at the Table: Making TTRPGs Accessible Online – Using case studies and practical examples, we’ll share how to facilitate inclusive online spaces for players that can’t easily access traditional in-person gaming.

Thursday, July 30 @ 1pm

Fostering Accessible Gaming Communities – Join as our panel discusses tabletop gaming opportunities in communities with diverse needs. We’ll share our experiences and you’ll leave with how to put accessibility at the forefront of your events!

Friday, July 31 @ 10am AND 11am

My First RPG: 10am session and 11am session – Join me for a fun and short (20 – 50 minutes) tabletop RPG made just for kids! No prep or prior XP is required, and I’ll have a few options of games to play to fit the group so we can work with all kids who come to have some fun.

Saturday, August 1 @ 10am

Dayjobs x TTRPGs: Surprising Ways to Apply Your Skills – Join this group of tabletop RPG makers with surprising origin stories to learn how seemlingly unrelated work experiences can support creative pursuits. Draw inspiration from our stories and learn how kickstart your own journey with TTRPG writing.

Saturday, August 1 @ 1pm

Princess With a Cursed Sword – Try out this awesome game from Central Michigan University Press… while I also show you how to turn a solo RPG into a group game!

If you plan on attending any of the events listed, please let me know, and I’m looking forward to seeing you all there!


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