Empowering Women in the Gaming Industry

Women in Games Europe is a community built by and for the people shaping the future of this industry. This isn't just a network. It's a movement of people showing up, speaking up, and levelling the playing field. We back it up with research and policy work that's actively reshaping representation across the games ecosystem.

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OUR BELIEFS

COURAGE

to speak up, challenge inequality and confront difficult issues.

COMMUNITY

bringing women, allies, organisations and the global games ecosystem together.

CHANGE

turning that collective courage into meaningful, lasting progress

How it Works

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Alongside our public Manifesto, we are creating a growing body of research and speaking directly to governing bodies to bring about change.

Research & Education

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We bring members together through regular gatherings and online spaces, creating a global network of over 6,000 community members across 100 countries.

Community Building

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From hosting events to creating access opportunities for our community, we hold the door open for everyone and create pathways - whatever your experience.

Networking & Events

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We team up with corporate and education partners to create change, building relationships that turn commitment into genuine progress.

Industry Support

Talent doesn’t have a gender. Opportunity still does. Women and underrepresented people have been making games forever. The structures that decide who gets hired, funded and heard are still playing catch-up. This is why our work is so important.

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