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Julie Warren

gamesPWNher

If you have fun with it keep doing it. Experiment with stuff, games, how you interact, etc. to see what you enjoy doing.

Daeun Chung

ParallaxStella

The ability to make someone smile, to make someone feel like they're a part of a community that they can call a family is huge. I want to spread positivity and love through gaming and that's what pushes me forward.

Emily Le

xHerroKitty

I use to play a lot of games when I was younger, especially with my family. Although my family grew out of gaming, I never did.

Helen Heikkila

Community Coordinator

From the moment I began to work in the video game industry, I have been struck by how accepting everyone is. People in the industry value uniqueness, because whether we're men or women, a key ingredient in creativity is allowing people to be themselves. Every day, it's a pleasure to be surrounded by supportive people who understand that the industry is not just about games; it's about art. My experience has taught me that even though some women might feel they haven't been sent an invitation, they should still crash the video game industry party, where they'll find that everyone is welcome.

Brittany Robinson

Candysaur

Always think positive never negative.

Mayim Gillis

Ellesria Variety & Creative Streamer

The community is so loving and understanding. Meeting people who love the same things I do is great. I didn't have that before. It has changed me in a good way. I'm more myself.

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