Business and Tech
Empowering Women in Gaming
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How Diversity Can Help the Gaming Industry Level Up
Our panel of experts discusses the biggest obstacles women and minority groups face in the gaming industry.
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How The University of Silicon Valley Sets Up Gaming Students for Success
The University of Silicon Valley (USV) offers a world-class game design program, which helps students thrive in the gaming industry.
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Continuing to Move the Gaming Industry Forward
Founder Stephanie Ijoma and other members of the team at NNESAGA LTD discuss the ways gaming can become more inclusive for women and other marginalized genders.
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Creating Games With Women in Mind
After working in the gaming industry for 33 years, Sheri Graner Ray continues to see game developers neglect women gamers to the industry’s detriment.
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Why Brenda Romero Says Gaming Should Welcome Diversity
Brenda Romero, game director and founder of Romero Games, talks about what needs to happen to make the gaming industry more welcoming.
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How Olivia Munn Thinks Gaming Can Change for the Better
Actress Olivia Munn talks about why more women are gaming, and how the industry has a lot of room for improvement.
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Creating Space for Black Women in Gaming
Black Girl Gamers keeps a strong focus on Black women, even though our community boasts more than 8,000 members.
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How Gendered Assumptions Hold Back Gaming
Leaders at major game design companies discuss how women and those in other marginalized groups are advocating for themselves in the industry.
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How the Collective Power of Artists Can Advocate for Workers’ Rights
Liz DiFiore, president of the Graphic Artists Guild, knows firsthand how independent artists can be taken advantage of in the games industry.
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How Inclusivity Can Make Online Life Safer for All
Tech companies face huge challenges when it comes to ending online harassment. Lisa Mae Brunson, founder of Wonder Women Tech, says the key to safety is changing the industry.