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ALT Women's History Month Danielle Bunten Berry Danielle Bunten Berry (1949-1998) was an innovative game designer and programmer. She created M.U.L.E., a multiplayer strategy game, which was one of the first 5 games published from E.A. In a tribute to her legacy, Will Wright dedicated The Sims to the memory of Danielle Bunten Berry. In 2007, the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences chose Berry to be inducted into its Hall of Fame. Overture

ALT Women's History Month Marian Rogers Croak "You need to be childlike. A little naïve and not inhibited by what's possible." - Marian Croak Marian Rogers Croak currently holds over 200 patents and is the mother of our modern internet. She developed Voice Over Internet Protocols (VolP), technology that converts your voice into a digital signal. She helped set the foundation for how we communicate and stay connected through technology. In 2013, Croak was inducted into the Women in Technology International Hall of Fame. Overture

ALT Overture Logo Transas Trans Day of Visibility Community Event Various graphics QR code to LGBTQ Kansas donation page LGBTQKS The LGBTQ Foundation of Kansas Join us for Codenames, Jackbox and more community games as we raise money for The LGBTQ Foundation of Kansas March 31st | 7 PM EST | 4 PM PST twitch.tv/teamoverture

ALT Women's History Month Rebecca Heineman Rebecca Heineman (1963-2025) was an amazing video game designer and programmer. Her career in gaming began after winning the first ever U.S. Space Invaders championship. Serving on GLAAD's Board of Directors, she is remembered for her advocacy for the LGBTQ community in tech, working for inclusion at companies such as Microsoft, and Sony. She helped develop titles such as Balder's Gate II, Icewind Dale, and Dragon Wars. A founder and co-founder of multiple studios responsible for creating the game Fallout. Overture