Facebook’s Oculus Creators Lab has launched three virtual reality experiences that challenge bias in society to raise awareness and understanding about global social challenges. The Creators Lab project, part of an initiative called Oculus VR for Good, has made 15 VR films so far. The latest three are Meeting a Monster, which examines the life of a former white supremacist, and two films in the Authentically Us series, which explore transgender issues in the D.C. armed forces and the cultural heritage of transgender identity. The films are now available through the Oculus Store.
Facebook’s Oculus Creators Lab has launched three virtual reality experiences that challenge bias in society to raise awareness and understanding about global social challenges. The Creators Lab project, part of an initiative called Oculus VR for Good, has made 15 VR films so far. The latest three are Meeting a Monster, which examines the life of a former white supremacist, and two films in the Authentically Us series, which explore transgender issues in the US armed forces and the cultural heritage of transgender identity. The films are now available through the Oculus Store.