The nonprofit BL4SG Center offers government training on blockchain amongst a wealth of other services, a hot topic right now where regulation is on the tip of everybody's tongue.

Melissa shares the creative journey that goes into HerVoice, a mixed-media NFT collection amplifying the experiences of women and girls across the globe, whilst supporting CARE's mission.

Ian tells us how he is using blockchain technology to create Greenlit protocol, a platform that enables artists and contractors to seamlessly manage their media rights and royalties.

We spoke with Dr Tammy Francis heavily on the topic of diversity and how to be more inclusive. We particularly loved her BE A JEDI acronym: Belonging, Access, Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. We have to be intentional in our endeavours to include people of all backgrounds, and we don't necessarily have to aim to change the world in one go. We can Reach One, Teach One, and still have a positive effect.

In this episode, we speak to Topl's Medora Brown on the diversity of access to financial services and in recruitment across the organization.

Investment and risk in cryptocurrency and blockchain

The importance of mentorship for helping women to become leaders — in whatever shape that may take.

AfroPunk showcases African culture so that people understand that poverty isn't at its center.

Have you ever started a fitness regime only to give up shortly after? Ian Dong explains the mechanics of PowerVerse, a DApp that promises to finally get us fit leveraging the technology of Blockchain and tokenomics.

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How Web3 can revolutionize prosecution in violent crime.