Where Women Gamers Connect
We honor all women, marginalized genders, and non-binary gamers.
We welcome all humans who support this.
About Us!
The Climate
Gamers who identify as women represent almost half the gamers in the world.
Unfortunately, women gamers are rarely represented, heard, and recognized for our badassness. Through our ongoing work and conversations with so many of you, we know that safe spaces that honor women, femme-identifying gamers and non-binary gamers are necessary. Thus, the*gamerHERs was born.
Our Mission
The*gameHERS is a women-led community dedicated to amplifying and centering the voices of women, femme-identifying gamers and non-binary gamers. This is a sexist-free space for the casual players, the hardcore gamers, the techies, the streamers, the designers, the cosplayers, the developers, and programmers. Our mission is to advance the role, voice, image, and power of all the*gameHERs in the gaming world. We welcome all humans who value this mission.
Who We Are
We are four incredibly passionate, nerdy women dedicated to building authentically inclusive communities for women gamers by centering all of us. Our colorful background brings together various life experiences and skills, from toy inventing, e-sports, race relations, and social justice. Our passion for facilitating a space that all women can enjoy is matched by our dedication to bringing you the best that all gamerHERs have to offer. Together, we all help to make sure the*gameHERS is a space for women gamers like none other.
The only part missing is YOU!
Our Team
Heather
Laura
Rebecca
Verta
Let's Play Podcast
Meet Us
PAX East 2020
#thegameHERs
Merch
A percentage of all proceeds will be donated to www.ithrivegames.org.
ithrivegames.org is a nonprofit organization dedicated to teen thriving. Games, teens, and social emotional learning inform iThrive’s approach. iThrive develops games and uses game design to equip teens with the social and emotional skills they need to be healthy and resilient, tools to support and protect their mental health and well-being, systems thinking they need to recognize inequity, and meaningful opportunities to imagine and design a better world.
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