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FIGN (Females in Gaming Network) is a pan-African community and federation for women and girls in gaming, esports, board games, and creative technology. We connect, educate, and elevate female gamers across the continent.

Joining is free! Fill out the application form on our Contact page to join, volunteer, lead a chapter, or join our team.

Not at all! FIGN welcomes women and girls of all skill levels, from casual mobile gamers to competitive esports players. Whether you play once a week or every day, you belong here.

We host gaming tournaments (Mortal Kombat, FIFA, Valorant), workshops on game development and streaming, community meetups, hackathons, and educational events combining gaming with social impact initiatives.

No. FIGN was founded in Nigeria and works as a pan-African community and federation, with activity and relationships across Cameroon, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, Zambia, Uganda, and beyond. Women gamers from any African country are welcome.

We'd love to collaborate. Whether you're an esports organization, gaming studio, school, brand, or NGO, visit our Contact page and choose the organization route. Our team reviews every request and replies by email.

Yes. Apply through the individual route on our Contact page, choose the volunteer or leadership option, and tell us about the city and community you want to support.

Yes. Our mentorship program connects women with experienced gamers, streamers, game developers, and industry professionals. Check our Events page for upcoming mentorship sessions, or join our community to learn more.