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The high-flyers on our MCV Brit List: Women in Games Top 100 are now revealed. 100 women working in the UK games industry from almost 100 different studios, divisions or companies have made it to the list – chosen by a judging panel of over 50 UK games industry executives. …
Read More »45% of women in games think their gender dents prospects
45 per cent of women employed in the UK game industry have said they have experienced barriers to career progression due to their gender, according to new research. Next Gen Skills Academy’s Gender Balance survey, in which 40 per cent of women in the UK game industry took part, also …
Read More »45% of women in games claim gender affects career progression
New survey analyses treatment of women in the workplace
Read More »Claiming female leads don’t work is nonsense: Here’s why
Consumers are clamouring for women protagonists in their entertainment, and they’re accepted by all, including people who play games
Read More »Five women devs pocket £3k from Queen of Code initiative
Quintuplet working on five original games
Read More »Intel pledges $300m to improve diversity in tech and games
Tech firm partnering with IGDA and Feminist Frequency for new initiative
Read More »Depiction of women in games ‘a disaster’
Writers discuss the portrayal of male and female characters in gaming, and how things should change
Read More »MCV’s Women in Games Top 100: Deadline for nominations is next week
You have until Tuesday, December 16th to submit suggestions for MCV's Women in Games list
Read More »Reminder: UK Women in Games Top 100 nominations deadline is Tuesday, December 16th
Many people from the UK games business around the world have put forward their suggestions for our Top 100 Women in Games list, set to be published in January. If you haven’t put forward a suggestion or two, don’t delay; the deadline is early next week, on Tuesday, December 16th. …
Read More »Why the Gender Balance Workforce Survey matters
We speak to Ella Romanos about the new study into women working in the games industry
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