Warwick esports, which is the gaming division of the University of Warwick, recently launched a new community. The Pack will act as a safe environment for female and non-binary gamers at the school.
This program will provide select individuals with a community of gamers that they can interact with and compete against. Simultaneously, The Pack will help connect female and non-binary gamers with esports industry professionals so they can learn more about the market.
“For a long time, we have realized that video games have acted as a medium that gets a lot of women and non-binary individuals interested in getting involved, whether through competing or just playing and enjoying the social aspect of it all, and this community and the esports center will give them a safe space to do that,” said Clare Green, the creative and digital communities manager for the University of Warwick. “For the community to be launched and go from 0 to 50 members in a matter of days just shows that this is an exciting new beginning for esports at Warwick.”
The University of Warwick is a public research institute based in Coventry, England that was founded in 1965. There are over 20,000 students currently enrolled at the school.
(All information was provided by Esports News UK and Google)
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