Participants collaborate on developing computer games at a game jam at NYU-Poly in downtown Brooklyn in New York
Winnie Song, left, Maria Saint Martin, center, collaborate on developing computer games, observed by friend Leandro Ribeiro, right, all from the NYU Game Center Study, at a game jam at NYU-Poly in downtown Brooklyn in New York on Sunday, September 29, 2013. With women making up only 4 percent of game developers the Code Liberation project at NYU-Poly invited women coders of different skill levels to participate in a weekend long game jam to encourage more women to enter the tech fields. Over 20 women participated, working in teams to develop their games. (© Richard B. Levine)
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