This is out games padlet.
Here, we can visualize some of the projects developed by people from our community.
Personal projects, indie and not so indie games.
Our most notable meetings, participations, webinars, workshops and game jams
Do you have any questions? Maybe someone else has had the same inquiry.
Here's a compilation of common questions. Didn't find what you were looking for?
Feel free to send us an email, and we'll respond as soon as possible!
No. We believe that video games—just like film or music—are not inherently harmful. The issue lies in the attitudes of certain individuals who replicate sexist behaviors within these spaces. Historically, technology and gaming were promoted as masculine activities—a myth we are deconstructing today because we know that anyone can be a part of this industry.
WIGAr was born to give visibility to experiences that are often ignored and to show that there are countless people fighting for a safe and healthy industry. We aren't looking to segregate ourselves on a whim; rather, we aim to create a safe space where we can share and grow without fear. Our ultimate hope is that one day, these spaces will no longer be necessary because we will have achieved a global community where gender is neither a barrier nor a cause for discrimination.
As a cultural product and narrative medium, video games tell stories we can feel a part of while playing. If the creators of these stories are always the same, many voices are lost and many stories go untold. Diversity means that many different people can express themselves through video game creation, so that many players can find themselves represented in them!
No. WIGAr is a Non-Profit Civil Association; therefore, the primary spokespersons are the members of the Board of Directors or those specifically designated by the Board to act as representatives for a particular occasion, event, interview, etc.
If you need to verify whether you are speaking with an authorized representative, please do not hesitate to contact us at womeningamesar@gmail.com.
Please send us an email at womeningamesar@gmail.com telling us about the initiative and how you expect us to participate. If you contact us through social media, we will also ask you to send the email.
Absolutely! One of our main goals is to highlight the multi- and interdisciplinary scope of the video game industry. Every role is essential in game development. To name just a few: programming, art, production, legal, sociology, communications, UI/UX design, narrative, streaming, gaming, and many more!
Whether you have industry experience or not, there is a place for you at WIGAr.
No. We are a Non-Profit Civil Association, not a game development studio. However, we invite you to reach out to us, and we can put you in touch with specialists within our community who may be able to help.
