ONE WEEK TO GO! We have the last few tickets remaining for the Women in Games Cake and Fizz event that NaturalMotion are co-hosting, alongside Hangar 13 at Develop:Brighton. Taking place on Wednesday 10th July, 3pm - 5pm at DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole. This year is particularly special as we will be celebrating 20 years of Women in Games ! You do NOT want to miss this! Get your tickets here https://lnkd.in/eqSrY7VB #womeningames #brightondevelop #DevelopBrighton #DevelopConf #GameDev #naturalmotion #zynga
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Interesting to see, when financial crunch-time comes, who are deprioritized. Addressing gender disparity in video game funding isn't just essential; it reveals your commitment to diversity in tech. Recent data from GamesIndustry.biz shows that only 11.89% of CEOs and 8.95% of founders in the gaming sector are women. This disparity echoes the systemic barriers limiting the diversity of voices in our industry. As a Product Leader, I've seen how diversity fuels innovation and connects with a wider audience. I was shocked by Kim Nordstrom's research in 'Up Down Up', depicting the major underfunding of women-led games. It reminds us that the journey towards diversity is far from complete. The current funding landscape often overlooks projects led by marginalized creators, limiting the variety of gaming experiences. This affects not only the creators but also audiences hungry for diverse content. This one hits home - I'm searching for something different, and it's hard to find. Championing diversity isn't just moral, it's strategic. Diverse teams ignite richer discussions and innovative solutions. Reflecting on this, it's clear the industry must evolve its funding structures to better support diverse creators. Let's enact change, not just talk about it. Whether investor, creator, or player, we all have a role in advocating for a more inclusive industry. Remember, diversity isn’t only the right step, but also a growth catalyst in gaming and beyond. #DiversityInTech #VideoGames #WomenInGaming #Innovation
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Making games is a hard and lonesome road, as human beings we could always use a healthy dose of validation and connection to keep pumping our creative juice! 💡 Women Game Jam offers a great chance to be part of a community that values your contributions and is committed to empowering underrepresented groups in the gaming industry. The challenges await you, but fear not! You are not alone, we are here to support you as a network of like-minded individuals. 🌈 Whether you’re just beginning to make games or a seasoned pro, Women Game Jam provides a safe space to showcase your creativity and talent. You’ll have the chance to learn and develop a game from scratch, either individually or as part of a team, in a welcoming and inclusive environment. 🤗 Networking is a huge part of Women Game Jam. You’ll connect with mentors, moderators, and fellow jammers—diverse folks from all kinds of backgrounds who are either established in the industry or working towards their goals. These connections can lead to lasting relationships and collaborative opportunities that extend beyond the Jam. 🌟 We celebrate diverse perspectives at Women Game Jam. Working with talented people from different fields and experiences helps you expand the creative process, fostering innovation and growth. 🌱 At Women Game Jam, you’re not just a participant; you’re a valued member of a community that sees, respects, and understands you. 🫂 Come and be part of this empowering experience! 😉 Feel free to share Women Game Jam with your friends and ask any questions regarding the Jam in the comments below, we are more than happy to answer and connect! #wgjca #wgj2024 #womengamejam #GameJam #WomenGameJam2024 #Call4Volunteers #Volunteering #InclusiveGaming #WomenInGames #WomenCreatingGames
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🌟 Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)! 🌟 Today, we celebrate the importance of digital accessibility and the positive impact it has on the lives of millions. GAAD is a reminder that inclusivity is not just a feature but a fundamental aspect of technology that ensures everyone, regardless of ability, can participate fully in our digital world. At Fable, we are committed to creating accessible solutions that empower all users. By focusing on accessibility, we are not only meeting diverse needs but also driving innovation and improving user experiences for everyone. Let's take this opportunity to learn, share, and advocate for digital inclusivity. Whether you're a developer, designer, business leader, or user, your efforts make a difference. Together, we can build a more inclusive and accessible digital future. #GAAD2024 #Accessibility #Inclusion #DigitalInclusion #DigitalForAll
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Women in Games are hosting a Careers & Development online expo today and being an all-femme all-queer team we certainly had to attend. So far, the line-up has been nothing short of inspirational. In particular Mikayla Sinead of BOM (Birmingham Open Media) who just shared with us her personal experience and challenges when entering the #gamesindustry - imparting some stellar advice for to how move forward and support ourselves on this journey. 🎮 You don't need to understand the technology to get into the games industry. Simply lean into the unique skills and perspective you bring to the table that adds value to the picture. 👩🏽🤝👩🏼 Build up a strong support network, those who are currently walking the same path as well as those who have paved the way forward. When at times you feel the struggle, these people will provide the perspective and reassurance you need. Remember that diversity in the games industry as well as many other industries is still a huge issue, minorities must push our way into spaces not meant for us - which requires a thick skin. All the more reason to pay it forward to those whom you have inspired and reach out to those you're inspired by... 🫂❤️Thanks to the Women in Games Team for the great organization. #diversityintech #lgbtqinclusion #digitalfashion #womeningames #gamergirl
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There will be lots of posts today celebrating International Womens’ Day 2024. Many of them will deftly pivot to how inclusive and wonderful the company in question is. We're all in favour of diversity and inclusion, but we want to take this opportunity to celebrate women, not our marketing skills. So we asked Gloo employees who they think deserves more recognition and share why in their own words. Post 2: Sarah, Head of Design. “Roberta was a housewife and mother of two with no computing experience, but she had ideas that would shape the gaming world. Not enough people know about her, and I’d love for that to change. Roberta’s husband, Ken, worked in computing, and had the expertise to code, so the pair worked together, with Roberta writing and designing adventure-based games to fill a gap in the gaming space. Their game, Mystery House, was the first to contain graphics. It’s hard to envision a video game without graphics today. We have Roberta and Ken to thank for that. Their company, Sierra On-Line, went on to create 18 games that set the foundations for the titles we play today. And Roberta is still designing games, decades later. I learned about her not long ago, and thought to myself “why don’t I already know about her?” She’s almost the mother of modern video games, yet I never learned about her in school or university. Hopefully, this post will teach at least one more person about her.” Learn more about Roberta Williams: https://lnkd.in/erqkPwZp #IWD24 #InspireInclusion
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As I reflect on my third Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), it's evident that there's still a lot of work to be done to elevate accessibility awareness across marketing and all departments. GAAD serves as a reminder of our collective responsibility to ensure inclusivity in every aspect of our work. In marketing and events, accessibility isn't just a checkbox - it’s a fundamental aspect of reaching and engaging with all audiences. Accessibility is vital across all events I help organise, even if it’s a small GAAD get together at AbilityNet’s London office like today! By prioritising accessible design, content, and experiences, we not only empower disabled individuals but also create more meaningful connections with our audience. This GAAD, let's renew our commitment to accessibility in marketing and events and across all departments. Together, let's continue advocating for inclusive practices, driving awareness, and pushing boundaries to make accessibility a norm, not an afterthought. #GAAD2024 #AccessibilityAwareness #InclusiveMarketing #AccessibleEvents
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🎮 Celebrating Women's Impact in Gaming! 🎉 From developers to players, women have been shaping the gaming industry in remarkable ways. While historically male-dominated, the landscape is shifting, paving the way for inclusivity and equality. 💪 In the corporate world, trailblazers like Jade Raymond and Amy Hennig have led the charge, breaking barriers and creating iconic games that resonate with diverse audiences. Their achievements inspire countless women in gaming today. 👩💼 Female gamers are on the rise, comprising 48% of the gaming population and breaking stereotypes about who plays video games. Their preferences span genres from puzzle to simulation, and they're making their mark in competitive gaming too! 🕹️💼 Despite challenges like the Gamergate controversy and pay disparities, progress is evident. Initiatives like Intel's investment in diversity and in-game strategies combatting bias show a commitment to change. 💼💡 Support groups like Women In Games International provide a vital network for women in gaming, fostering community and empowerment. Together, we're creating a more inclusive gaming culture. 👩💻💬 Let's celebrate the achievements of women in gaming and continue striving for a future where everyone feels welcome and valued. 🌟 #WomenInGaming #GamingEquality #InclusionMatters #Inspiration #GamerCommunity 🌈
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🎮 Calling out to all WOMEN, NON-BINARY & FEMME-IDENTIFYING INDIVIDUALS WORKING within the GAMING INDUSTRY! 🎮 I'm in the development phase of my thesis, focusing on DEI in the gaming industry. 🕹️ I've created 2 low fidelity prototypes of my concepts, to address the question: "How might Women in Games International (WIGI) empower underrepresented genders in gaming to increase DEI within the gaming industry?" 🤔 The 2 concepts are: - "Level Up Your Gaming Career" Online Team-Based Mentorship Program 🤝 - "Uniti" Gaming Convention 🎮 I need your help to test and improve these concepts ONE MORE TIME, ultimately leading to the design of my FINAL concept and high-fidelity prototype. ✨ 💡 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP, here is the link to a questionnaire created to test the 2 concepts: https://lnkd.in/eDvuejJV 💡 If you work in the gaming industry and identify as a woman, non-binary, or femme, your insights would be super valuable. 🙏 Thanks to everyone who has supported my research so far, and to those who will continue to help create a more inclusive and empowering gaming industry! 💪🌟 I am almost at the finish line! #gamingindustry #womeningaming #gamingcommunity #gamesindustry #GetWIGI #WomeninGamesInternational #womeningames
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