In this, the second session in our series for nonprofit leaders, expert speaker Jodi Callender will take a deep dive into decentralization and, more broadly, how blockchain and Web3 is changing society.
She’ll answer key questions like these:

How is decentralization bringing positive change?
How does blockchain enable decentralization?
What does the transition from Web1 to Web2 to Web3 look like?
What are the broader impacts of decentralization on civil society?

​She’ll also explain how the decentralized web is applied in industry and which foundational elements of society will be disrupted and rebuilt in more equitable ways.

With over 25 years advising Fortune 100 companies, startups, TED speakers and impact organizations, Andrea Samson knows what it takes to capture attention in a pitch. In this 4th session in our makers series, she’ll detail the tried and tested ways of connecting with civil society organizations to realize your vision.

We’ll explore how Makers can use DWeb mechanisms to build their projects like hackathons and accelerators, then look at how to fund their impact projects including grants, venture capital, and initial coin offerings.

Blockchain, decentralization, cryptocurrencies, and DApps. We hear these terms every day, but what do they really mean? And, more importantly, how can they be used in civil society?

In this first in a series of webinars, Gloria Kimbwala will take you through the fundamentals.

In this informal Q&A, guest expert Jason Shim will answer your questions about blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and NFTs.

The workshop is for anyone who is looking to learn more about decentralized technologies and who is curious about how these emerging technologies could benefit their organization. Real-world tools and practical applications will help attendees explore and implement decentralized storage solutions.

Discover how leading civil society organizations are harnessing the power of the DWeb for real-world impact in areas such as crypto donation programs, transparent voting systems, refugee support, human trafficking prevention, and sustainable climate initiatives. Shannon will present inspiring case studies showcasing innovation in fundraising, governance, and humanitarian aid using DWeb technology.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the transformative potential of the DWeb in civil society.

During this special Office Hours event, Nathan Hewitt will be available to answer your burning questions and provide expert guidance. Whether you need advice on navigating complex legal regulations, setting up your Open Collective account, or tips on optimizing your fundraising strategies, Nathan's expertise will help you make the most out of their platform.

In this first in a series of webinars for nonprofit Leaders, Jason Shim will take you through the fundamentals and answer questions like these:

What are blockchains and how do they work?
What are cryptocurrencies and how do they work?
What functions do they serve in societies?
How do you buy, sell, store, and send cryptocurrencies?

The session will cover the answers to these questions, as well as detailing crypto donation programs, using NFTs for fundraising and stewardship, and showing how crypto enables faster donations from audiences around the world.

As Head of Impact at Gitcoin, he’s raised millions of dollars for thousands of innovative public good projects. He’ll be guiding you through the various tried-and-tested means with which to build and fund your next impact project.

These inspiring real-world case studies showcase innovators in fundraising, governance, humanitarian aid, traceability, and impact tokenization:
• Crypto donation programs and NFTs for donor stewardship
•Transparent voting systems and decentralized autonomous organizations
• Refugee support and famine relief programs
• Preventing human trafficking
• Sustainable climate initiatives
• Tokenizing impact outcomes

Most communities feel they are operating in a silo, asking themselves the same questions: Should we start a nonprofit? Who should be the president? What if it doesn't work out? How do we close it? How much money should we spend on accountants and lawyers? This doesn't have to be the case. There are options out there to help you easily collaborate and fund your efforts.