Coming Soon: Everything
There are big changes afoot at the Scottish Games Network.
Find out more about what’s in the pipeline from the founder and editor, Brian Baglow
Special Edition 2017 Launches – Helping Women In Technology Achieve More
Let’s be honest, the digital sector has a problem with diversity. In Scotland only 18% of the workforce are female. Female representation at board level is even worse. While progress is happening, more needs to be …
Girl Geek Scotland Launches Mentoring Project To Encourage More Young Women Into Technology
Girl Geek Scotland needs your help… Diversity is an ongoing issue in the technology sector. According to recent research, women make up only 18% of the digital technology workforce. That’s terrible. One of the mains reasons …
Free Evening Seminars For Women In STEM
Equate, the organisation which focuses on bringing more women into the fields of science, technology, engineering and maths is holding a series of free evening seminars, designed to help women join the boards of Scotland’s enviable …
Team Rock Games – Now Hiring
Ladies and gentlemen, a brand new opportunity has arisen within one of the country’s most exciting new games companies. Team Rock is a Scottish start-up with a very simple ambition – to become the global …
Please Help – Next Generation Skills Academy Needs You
Please take two minutes to read this article – then share it with your friends and colleagues in the games industry… The Next Generation Skills Academy is carrying out a survey looking at diversity and equality …
Introducing QUIJA
QUIJA READING GAMES is a twenty-page perzine created by Mitch Alexander that gives a brief insight into one person’s perspective on the possible intersections of non-heterosexual+noncisgender life and games, discussing and exploring how game design, …
BAFTA Crew Wants YOU
If you work in the games industry, there’s something new you should sign up to NOW. BAFTA CREW for Games is now open. CREW is an intensive programme of masterclasses, workshops, live and online events, …
Scotland Says No
This is very simple. The video games industry should be and must be a safe and inclusive place for every participant, regardless of gender, sexuality, ethnic or social background. This is includes developers, publishers, journalists, …
Introducing The Y Not Jam
There’s new games jam happening – and it’s a little different. Glasgow Caledonian University has partnered with BAFTA Scotland to host the Y Not Jam. The Y Not Jam is an all-women event that will …