This year's Women's History Month theme is "Women inspiring innovation through imagination." It aims to shed light on women's contributions to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Women have often been shut out of histories of science and technology, and this carries through into the way that histories of video games are told.
Maybe this thread could be a good place to share interesting articles on the subject of the history of women in games?
Additionally, I'm hoping to put together a nice pdf collection of articles at the end of the month that celebrate the history of women as innovators in the video games industry. This can include biographical pieces about the achievements of individual women, memoirs from women looking back over their own personal histories in the industry, social histories of women in games, and many more. If you've got something that you think would fit the bill that you'd like to see published in the collection, do email it to me: rupa...@gmail.com