Join SteelSeries as we celebrate Women's History Month throughout March. Let's commemorate the achievements of women in gaming - and not only - as well as donate to some great causes.
As we flip the calendar page onto March, SteelSeries is ready to kick off the month by celebrating and inspiring women throughout the world. Featuring streamers from around the globe, including the Czech Republic, Canada, Germany, Finland, Philippines, the Netherlands, US, and more, SteelSeries has a fantastic lineup this month.
Among the streamers, expect to see SSG Miramasa, Ghea Ananda, Akimaru, SSG Graecie, Vxtrah, RosieRiver, and our very own RAIBOT01, including some additional SteelSeries heads. Expect a fun variety of games, such as Rocket League, Valorant, DotA 2, Minecraft, Call of Duty: Warzone and many more. Check out the schedule below for more details:
All the money generated from your Twitch subs will be donated to AnitaB.org and the International Committee of the Red Cross. Furthermore, SteelSeries will 100% match any donations.
Tune in to the SteelSeries Twitch channel throughout the month to celebrate women with us, and make sure to join us on March 8th at 2PM CST for a special International Women's Day stream with the Women of SteelSeries. As for other streamers, see their social media channels to enter their GLEAM giveaways. Check back on our blog for awesome content centered around women in gaming and more all through March.
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