I’m part of a panel discussion on this topic at the Montreal Geek Festival this weekend and I can’t really guarantee I have any answers to this question.
I know they’re out there and I’m stoked when I meet them.
Not sure how I missed this video by Daniel Floyd in which he’s partnered with game journalist, Leigh Alexander to provide some commentary on the participation of women in the video game industry as well as in their consumption of games.
I think it’s essential to engage in this kind of discussion. I do appreicate the mention provided in this video that rather than create games specifically by or for women, gender eventually becomes a non-issue. I think it will take some time to result in this kind of situation, but I’m encouraged by the steps that many have taken to encourage women to get involved in the industry as more than booth babes.
into communities, sharing, collaborating and bringing people together.
I hold a title for Mixed Marketing Arts and have wrestled with strategy plans heavier than your brother.
Yeah. I get social media and feel no need to claim I'm an expert, ninja or guru.
I enjoy comic books, punk rock music and pugs. I also founded the Montreal Girl Geek Dinners group where I encourage eating, geekery and knowledge-sharing.
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Where you can find me
Be sure to check out the Montreal Girl Geek Dinners Group.
(We get together monthly, socialize and listen to a ladyspeaker who g33ks out about something they are passionate about.
Where you can find me