• Summer 2010, 07/16/2010 :: view as webpage, download PDF
• Winter 2009/Spring 2010, 02/24/2010 :: view as webpage, download PDF
• Summer 2009, 08/14/2009 :: view as webpage, download PDF
• Spring 2009, 03/18/2009 :: view as webpage, download PDF

• Why aren't there more women in games?
  posted 2010 April 20 :: Guardian Careers
• Women And Gaming
  posted 2010 March 25 :: Forbes
• Top 15 Videogames For Women
  posted 2010 March 25 :: Forbes
• Women in Games: From Famine to Facebook
  posted 2010 March 24 :: Huffington Post
• Riot Grrrls Wanted
  posted 2010 January 5 :: The Escapist
• Vaginophobia
  posted 2010 January 5 :: The Escapist
• Video Gaming Attracts Larger Female Audience In 2009
  posted 2009 June 29 :: The NPD Group
• Play Games to Work Smarter: Why It is More Critical than Ever that Women Play and Develop Games
  posted 2009 April 15 :: GameDev.net
• Megan Gaiser, President and CEO of Her Interactive Named to IGDA Women in Games Advisory Board
  posted 2009 April 8 :: Yahoo! Finance
• GDC: We Need More Women in Games
  posted 2009 March 27 :: Edge Online
• Microsoft Recognizes Game Industry Women
  posted 2009 March 25 :: Edge Online
• So You Want to Be a Game Designer, Part 2
  posted 2009 March 16 :: Tech News World
• So You Want to Be a Game Designer, Part 1
  posted 2009 March 9 :: Tech News World
• Women and game development: Finding a greater humanity through play
  by Erin Hoffman, posted 2009 March 6 :: Georgia Straight - Vancouver
• Crossing the (Gender) Divide: What designers are doing to meet the needs of female gamers.
  posted 2009 January :: Sky Delta Magazine
• IGDA Women's SIG Names Cherbak Chair
  posted 2008 October 28 :: Gamasutra
• Where Are the Video Games Women Really Want?
  posted 2008 October 23 :: Tech News World
• What Am I Worth?
  posted 2008 October 22 :: The Glass Hammer
• Women left on sidelines in video game revolution
  posted 2008 October 21 :: Los Angeles Times
• Is Lara Croft Sexist?
  posted 2008 September 1 :: Edge Online

• Beyond Barbie® and Mortal Kombat: New Perspectives on Gender and Gaming (September 2008)
  By Yasmin B. Kafai, Carrie Heeter, Jill Denner, and Jennifer Y. Sun, published by MIT Press
  Contributors: Cornelia Brunner, Shannon Campe, Justine Cassell, Mia Consalvo, Jill Denner, Mary Flanagan, Janine Fron, Tracy Fullerton, Elisabeth Hayes, Carrie Heeter, Kristin Hughes, Mizuko Ito, Henry Jenkins, Yasmin B. Kafai, Caitlin Kelleher, Brenda Laurel, Nicole Lazzaro, Holin Lin, Jacki Morie, Helen Nissenbaum, Celia Pearce, Caroline Pelletier, Jennifer Y. Sun, T. L. Taylor, Brian Winn, Nick Yee
  Interviews with: Nichol Bradford, Brenda Braithwaite, Megan Gaiser, Sheri Graner Ray, Morgan Romine
• Settlers of the New Virtual Worlds (August 2008)
  by Erik Bethke and Erin Hoffman, published by BookSurge Publishing
  Contributors: Julian Dibbell, Bill Fulton, Laura Genender, Andres Guadamuz, Link Hughes, Sean F. Kane, Raph Koster, Heather and Susan Logas, Pétur Jóhannes Óskarsson, Russ Pitts, Cat Rambo, Chris Rettstatt, Ren Reynolds, Allen Varney
• Identifying and Addressing the Issues - Women's Game Conference 2004 -- PDF (February 2005)
  by Rebekah Tran
• Chicks and Joysticks: An Exploration of Women and Gaming -- PDF (September 2004)
  by Aleks Krotoski for the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association
• Why are There so Few Women in Games? -- PDF (September 2004)
  by Lizzie Haines for Media Training North West
• Women and Girls in the Game Industry - Phase 1 -- PDF (April 2004)
  by Lizzie Haines for Media Training North West
• Gender Inclusive Game Design: Expanding the Market (September 2003)
  by Sheri Graner Ray, published by Charles River Media
• From Barbie® to Mortal Kombat: Gender and Computer Games (February 2000)
  by Justine Cassell and Henry Jenkins, published by MIT Press

• 2009 :: Play Games to Work Smarter: Why It is More Critical than Ever that Women Play and Develop Games summary (via GameDev.net)
• 2005 :: Counting Women: The Dollars and Sense Behind Female Gamers Panel Powerpoint Presentations (ZIP)
• 2005 :: Counting Women: The Dollars and Sense Behind Female Gamers Panel Coverage (via GameSpot)
• 2005 :: Attracting Women to Game Development Roundtables Summary :: part 1, part 2 (via GameDev.net)

Women Executives in Games was created to support and foster discussion for women executives and their role in the gaming industry. WEG works with existing groups to support greater representation of women in the industry.

Women Executives in Games was created to support and foster discussion for women executives and their role in the gaming industry. WEG works with existing groups to support greater representation of women in the industry.

• Rayna Anderson: Game Designer, Gameloft - Montreal; Advisory Board, IGDA Montreal