Represent Me supports marginalised communities through resources, training, and support. Although we are no longer operating as a not-for-profit, our resources are still available for developers, researchers, and studios to use as desired. Our mission is to help creators, event organisers, and workplaces improve their representation and company culture.
We started as Queerly Represent Me, and over four years we grew to be one of the largest queer-focused diversity organisations in the games industry. At that point, we assessed our intersectional approach to diversity and inclusion research and we expanded to actively improve games—and the industry that makes them—for all marginalised people.
Link:
https://representme.charity/
