#ActiBlizzWalkout. In 2020, it was calculated that women accounted for nearly 41 percent of all gamers in the United States. More than 60% of animation and art school students are women, and yet only 20% of the creative jobs are held by women. 

Enough is enough. 

Empowering and supporting women in the art, science and business of animation.

As the popularity of animation has grown, it now reaches audiences of diverse age, gender, ethnicity, and culture. As this growth continues, so does the need to ensure that animation content represents the world as it should be – a world where women are equally represented, both behind the scenes and on the screen, to move culture forward.

Women are known for the ability to value, tap into, and use our creativity and abilities to influence. And women’s influence in animation is one that rounds out the industry, grows revenues, and contributes to that forward cultural momentum.

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