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New Media Rights provides legal services, educational resources, and public policy advocacy for creators, entrepreneurs, and internet users. Contact us to request legal services. We are a nonprofit, independently funded program of California Western School of Law based in San Diego, California. Answers to common questions are in our FAQ.

California Western School of Law students help filmmaker on a mission to help end harassment in the gaming community.

Last modified by New Media Rights on Mon, 06/01/2015 - 12:23

Long before Gamergate, a very public display of sexual harassment prompted filmmaker Shannon Sun-Higginson to explore the female experience within the gaming community. Through interviews with video game developers, journalists, and academics, GTFO [The Movie] paints a complex picture of the community as segments of it attempt to evolve to attract a diverse new gaming community against a backdrop of continued misogyny and harassment. California Western School of Law students Christine Brekke (’15), Irene Choe (’16) and Nick Sabatella (’16) all provided critical preventive legal services to help GTFO [The Movie] thrive.Learn more after the jump.

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