GI 100

All 100 profiles of individuals and organisations working in diversity, accessibility, charity, mental health, progressive politics, uniting communities, and much more

Our celebration of people making the industry a better place made it clear how much more needs to be done

Game Changers concludes with breaking barriers in Lebanon, changing society through play in Ethiopia, and making the industry more accessible for disabled developers

Game Changers continues with building an industry in Sub-Saharan Africa, exploring Afro-diasporic culture in games, and supporting China's thriving indie scene

Game Changers continues with opening up Unity to the Arabic language, bringing down the barriers for people of color, and representing independent voices in Australia and beyond

Game Changers continues with "decolonising" Indian video games, changing perspectives on games as art, and rethinking the ownership of development studios

Game Changers continues with uniting Arabic developers, putting Indonesia on the industry map, and representing the refugee experience in a video game

Game Changers continues with pioneering esports in Zambia, advocating for nonbinary people, and community building in Colombia, Romania and India

Game Changers continues with Saudi Arabia's first women-only game event, building an industry in Singapore and Malaysia, and galvanising the Japanese indie scene

Game Changers continues with creating a database of accessible games, building roads into tech for Indigenous Australians, and documenting the work of Black women in the industry

Game Changers continues with people advocating for better Muslim representation, raising awareness of human trafficking through games, and teaching one million girls to code

We start our Game Changers series with breaking down barriers to knowledge, mentoring the next generation, and empowering the elderly to embrace games and technology

We profile 100 individuals and organisations working in diversity, accessibility, charity, mental health, progressive politics, uniting communities, and more

It's our most diverse list ever