Books from the Catalog
Beyond Barbie and Mortal Kombat by Call Number: GV 1469.16 .W66 B49 2008ISBN: 9780262113199Publication Date: 2008-09-19
Brenda Laurel : pioneering games for girls by Call Number: GV 1469.3 .L38 K58 2017ISBN: 9781501319785Publication Date: 2017also available online
Gamer Trouble : Feminist Confrontations in Digital Culture by Call Number: HQ1178 .S74 2020ISBN: 1479806528Publication Date: 2020Also available online
Gaming sexism : gender and identity in the era of casual video games by Call Number: HQ1075 .C678 2020 (Hatcher)ISBN: 1479802212Publication Date: 2020Also available online
Gender, Age, and Digital Games in the Domestic Context by Call Number: GV1469.17 .S63 H35 2015ISBN: 9781138797147Publication Date: 2015-04-08
Gender Divide and the Computer Game Industry by Call Number: HD9993 .E452 P74 2014ISBN: 9781466645349Publication Date: 2013-09-30
Gender Inclusive Game Design by Call Number: QA 76.76 .C672 G761 2004ISBN: 1584502398Publication Date: 2003-09-30
Hot Tubs and Pac-Man: Gender and the Early Video Game Industry in the United States (1950s–1980s) by ISBN: 9783110668575Publication Date: 2020
Language, gender and video games : using corpora to analyse the representation of gender in fantasy video games by Call Number: eBookISBN: 3030743985Publication Date: 2021
Women in Gaming
- Gender and video games: How is female gender generally represented in various genres of video games? (2015)This research paper focuses on the current representation of female gender in video games and how they are represented, stereotyped and used as characters in games.
- Video Games and Gender-based Violence (2014)The aim of the present research was to investigate whether gender-based violence is depicted in the world of video games and whether video games contribute to the socialisation of young people in this regard.
Organizations
- Women in GamesGlobal activists for women in games and esports.
Game Design Resources
- Women in Games Ambassadors ProgramVision: To provide a springboard careers in game development for the best and brightest up-and-coming women-identified and non-binary students in games.
- Women in Animation ScholarshipThe Phyllis Craig Scholarship Program has been established to provide $1,000 annually to young women enrolled in post-secondary education who demonstrate the artistic talent and passion for game animation.
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