Nordic 2012 – "Local and Global: Games in Culture and Society", June 6–8, 2012, Tampere, Finland. DiGRA 2013 – "DeFragging Game Studies", August 26–29, 2013, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. DiGRA Chinese 2014, April 19–20, Ningbo, China. DiGRA Nordic 2014, May 29–30, Visby (Gotland), Sweden. DiGRA Australia 2014 – "What is Game Studies in Australia?", June 17, Melbourne, Australia. DiGRA 2014 – "<Active Noun> the <Verb> of game <Plural Noun>", August 3–6, 2014, Snowbird, Utah. DiGRA 2015 – "Diversity of play: Games – Cultures – Identities", May 14–17, 2015, Lüneburg, Germany. DiGRA Australia 2015 – "Inclusivity in Australian Games and Games Studies", June 29–30, Sydney, Australia. DiGRA Chinese 2015 - "Program for Digital Games in China: Past, Present and Future", July 11–12, Beijing, China. DiGRA Chinese 2016 - “Decoding the Academic-Industrial-Gameplay Complex: Digital Game Practice, Research and Study in China, Taiwan and Chinese-Speaking Regions”, July 1–2, Taichung City, Taiwan. DiGRA and FDG 2016 - "First Joint International Conference", August 1–6, 2016, Dundee, UK DiGRA 2017 - July 3–6, 2017, Melbourne, Australia DiGRA 2018 - "The Game is the Message", July 25–28, 2018, Turin, Italy DiGRA 2019 - "Game, Play and the Emerging Ludo Mix", August 6–10, 2019, Kyoto, Japan DiGRA 2020 - "Play Everywhere", June 2–6, 2020, Tampere, Finland (cancelled due to pandemic) DiGRA 2021 - "Bringing Worlds Together", April 13–18, 2021, Guadalajara, Mexico (moved first to October 25–29, 2021 and then to 2022 due to pandemic) DiGRA 2022 - "Bringing Worlds Together", April 25–29, 2022, Guadalajara, Mexico The conference in 2016 was held jointly with the Foundations of Digital Games (FDG) series, an annual conference event organised by the Society for the Advancement of the Science of Digital Games (SASDG). This emerged in 2009 from the Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development in Computer Science Education (GDCSE) which had been running from 2006. Publications Digital Library DiGRA archives and disseminates the proceedings of the various DiGRA conferences via its digital library. The DiGRA Digital Library is the full-text collection of all articles published in its conference proceedings as well as white papers. DiGRA uses an Open Access (OA) publishing model and authors retain copyright of their publications. DiGRA is granted non-exclusive publishing rights. Transactions of Digital Games Research Association In 2013 DiGRA launched the journal Transactions of Digital Games Research Association (ToDiGRA). The journal is refereed, open access, and dedicated to furthering the aims of the organization by disseminating "the wide