Wednesday 13th of August (6:30pm CET), X Space on burnouts and web3 life.

@winprivacy Ecosystem Diversity

@winprivacy

Are burnouts crypto’s bread and butter?

Join @web3privacy and us this Wednesday to tune into a conversation about experiencing burnout, tips and tricks from @MeneghettiLuisa, and how web3 culture interacts with mental health.

Welcoming @MariaCyberlaw @mcnaclh2o @si3_ecosystem

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8:03 PM • Aug 11, 2025

Onboarding Call 11th September 6pm CET, invite yourself (if you want to become a contributor), or someone you think might be interested!

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🛰️ Women in Web3 Privacy: Monthly Onboarding You made it to the edge of the network. Now plug in. We're the feminine fork of web3privacy now - a collective of...

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Community Call 18th September 6pm CET, put it in your calendars, stat!

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Now into the nitty gritty

Events, integrations, talks, humans, ideas... it can't be all summed up in metrics, - but they are nice to see. In just 5 months of going full speed, we have grown and continue growing steadily.

From Berlin to Cannes, from laptop screens to IRL events. We have tried and tested what works and what doesn't. We have made friends for life. We also accomplished a fuck-ton. Welcome to this newsletter that will try encapsulate what the past months have been like.

As always, we start off with a womxn-led projects spotlight.

(0) Project Spotlight: What is Being Built for Womxn.

PrivyCycle

This is a prime example of winprivacy taking it out of the groupchat. We talked about a need for a private period tracking app, - Migle went on to win ETHGlobal Cannes with it.

She was hacking with three men, and it's truly endearing to know that they have stayed up through the weekend to build something good for womxn and learn all about ins and outs of menstruation. Echo chambers are out of style. Winprivacy builds for the ones that are often overlooked. We don't care what's between your legs, if you are helping.

Stay tuned for PrivyCycle updates!

ETHGlobal

@ETHGlobal

PrivyCycle

PrivyCycle is a secure, AI-powered period tracker with encrypted logs, private sharing, and ownership over your most intimate health data.

Built by @danisharora099, @rakymnft, and @TheTNetwork

ethglobal.com/showcase/privy…

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4:14 PM • Jul 6, 2025

Siku Smart

In the meantime, an automatic period tracking device is being developed at Zanzalu.

They are looking for partnerships, funding and mentors (to design the machine), if you can help, reach out to them!

(1) What's next on the roadmap?

There's two main dishes for the end of the year menu:

1. An App.
   We are developing an MVP of a single link you can send to any friend that is curious about privacy. With newbe and veteran tracks, it will contain all the resources we can gather. From why digital privacy is important, to collections of talks, podcasts, resources, and courses you can dive into. A bonus is links to the communities (Signal, Telegram etc) that people can join to chat about it. We are not reinventing the wheel here, we are just making what people need.
   
   For future: this will be a mobile app, with featured integrated on top of them, and a singular resource for anything concerning digital privacy. Dream BIG.

2. A Documentary.
   A 60min episode on Cypherpunk culture and privacy in this era. Filmed during Devconnect in Buenos Aires, pulling the biggest faces (and masks) in privacy from Web3privacy now Congress. This documentary has a twist, though. On the need to know basis.

Does that spark joy? Want to contribute or sponsor? Our DM's are open.

(2) Task Forces

This is a natural development of what we have been doing all along. But bigger. And gamified. Check it out ⬇

Task Forces to WinPrivacy

We're reimagining how our community gets shi things done. Task Forces are small, self-directed squads (Signal groupchats) that take on specific pieces of the privacy puzzle - from creating art to drafting policy digests, putting together toolkits, or making sure privacy devs don't go to jail.

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(3) Creative Agency Breaking the web3 Wall of Privacy

We have a talented pool of people. Some happen to be creatives. So we started providing services to privacy protocols, - it's a neat way to sustain our contributors, with 10% going into winprivacy treasury for non-profit activities.

Here's our pitch:

We work with protocols that want more than marketing. Protocols building an inclusive, safe future - with privacy at the core. We’re here to rebrand privacy. To replace the “dev in a basement” stereotype with a narrative that’s human, warm, and magnetic.

We work with real people, not just those cooking in the web3 soup. The ones who may not understand the tech, but know they need it: activists, journalists, women, queers, anyone living with real-world privacy threats.

We make your protocol relatable and appealing to them.

We create the real ✨ synergies ✨ between your technology and the people it was built for.

You like it?

Along our first clients you can find Penumbra, Via Labs, Human.tech and Labyrinth.

Send us a DM or a letter to womeninweb3privacy@proton.me for a deck.

(4) Preaching Winprivacy: on Stage, in Bathrooms and at Your Grandma's Table

d/acc at Berlin Blockchain Week

We had the pleasure to present Winprivacy at d/acc event during Berlin Blockchain Week. It was endearing to feel the audience align closely with our ethics and mission, and to have so many contributors onboarded after! You can find the video of our talk in the tweet below.

@winprivacy Ecosystem Diversity

@winprivacy

Our core @rakymnft and @alinalatinina talking about winprivacy and our initiatives at @dacc_kitchen during @BerBlockWeek

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8:32 PM • Jul 31, 2025

Two of our core contributors, Alina and Ais, also participated in a panel, talking everything privacy, wearables, science, and d/acc movement. Check out the full video in the tweet below.

Alina Latinina

@alinalatinina

the infamous @dacc_kitchen panel, where I had the pleasure to chat privacy, wearables, biology and socials with lovely humans @aisconnolly, @VitalikButerin, @arlery, and @firefoxx66

Thank you @OctantApp and @dacc_kitchen @not_qz for making it happen!

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8:55 PM • Aug 11, 2025

We also had a pleasure of chatting with Vitalik in private about winprivacy, and having him as an ally! Honestly, didn't have a doubt he would be supportive.

W3PN_HACKS Safe Events Integration

This is where we gathered all our resources, and dove straight into executing our ideas. From Surveillance Art Installation, Anon Profile Pics, DYI Merch, and even a vintage leather jacket auction, we brought attention to what "safety" feels like at events, from physical to emotional, facilitating deep talks and connections between the attendees.

We felt that we really did an impact when we have seen those conversations continue at Cypherave after the event, with humans feeling comfortable to talk about uncomfortable things and feeling safe to share and discuss their experiences. That was our personal win.

Find the full recap here!

ETHCC

Alina gave a talk on how privacy should be cool, - the crowd laughed, got serious and engaged with the message.

Alina Latinina

@alinalatinina

“People have said that my superpower is being shameless”

@EthCC

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2:28 PM • Jul 2, 2025

We spent the rest of our time taking meetings, talking to potential sponsors and collaborators, growing our standing in the industry and taking dips in the sea in between.

ETHCC Encryption Day

Marina, Alina and Migle also had the pleasure of participating in Encryption Day hosted by Fenix. We have talked all things GDPR, privacy and security, not just bridging gaps but building a future where privacy is built universally, and for all.

ETHCluj

"The title of this talk might be misleading, but hear me out".

Protocol Labs

We have been preaching that privacy needs to get out of the echo chamber, and to make its way mainstream. It was a pleasure featuring on Protocol Labs to create short form content, talking about privacy in simple terms, and this content has the potential to trickle down to TikTok, instagram and maybe your non web3 friends feed.

Funding the Commons

Funding The Commons

@FundingCommons

Call your aunt and explain quadratic funding.
If you can’t, @alinalatinina has a point.

More hot takes from our Berlin Forum coming soon.

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3:12 PM • Jun 18, 2025

Occupy ETHCC

We also managed to host an event during ETHCC, together with Web3Privacy Now, in a classic Occupy fashion, - which is to occupy a park.

No KPI's, just some house wine and watermelon, along with jamming on the guitar, painting what privacy means to you and meeting humans. So many have helped carry the supplies back home, after the park closed, and we went for a sunset dip in the sea!

Our community is online and everywhere

Rocio Gonzalez-Toral | NYM🏳️‍🌈 🇪🇨 (rocio.lens)

@RocioGonzalezT9

Today Latam community hub call
I attended on behalf of @winprivacy and @zk_monk. Compartiendo el lado latino de las comunidades de Privacidad y Zk. Gracias @suka_df por unirme

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9:27 PM • Jul 1, 2025

Wooh, that's it, (for now).

After the Cypherpunk Gurl Summer we are focused and locked in.

Along with our non-profit activities (Safe Events), we are cooking an app and a documentary, as previously mentioned. If you want to help and join in - contact us and we will onboard you.

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Thank you to our donors: Sebastian, Levan, Paulo, Shady, and Nanak.

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Task Forces are small, self-directed squads (Signal groupchats) that take on specific pieces of the privacy puzzle - from creating art to drafting policy digests, putting together toolkits, or making sure privacy devs don't go to jail.

Each Task Force sets its own goals, keeps up with check-ins, and ships small but tangible results once a month: a toolkit, a legal brief, a meme pack, a video, or whatever the mission calls for.

The focus is to turn threads into impact, by weaving them into a monthly blog post, collecting privacy puzzle pieces from diverse angles.

We've started with four main squads:

Creatives (designers, writers, and storytellers)

Legal & Policy (lawyers, compliance experts, and researchers)

Activism & Rapid Response (on-the-ground organizers and security educators)

Wellbeing (project managers and health advocates)

You can join a squad that fits your skills, hop in for short sprints, or even start your own with the tools and support we provide. Whether you’re a policy nerd, an artist, a builder, or just deeply care about privacy, there’s a place for you.

DM @winprivacy to be added to a Task Force (sending Signal username); or send us a note on womeninweb3privacy@proton.me

Framework

• Problem-Driven Squads: Each task force tackles one slice of the privacy puzzle (law, design, activism, wellbeing).

• Squad Leader: Elected for a x-day cycle; sets agenda, keeps momentum, and is point-of-contact with @winprivacy core.

• Autonomy with Guard-Rails: Leaders pick goals and methods, but follow a shared cadence:

  • Weekly async check-in (Signal thread)

  • Monthly call with agenda + notes

  • One “deliverable” per month that feeds into the collective magazine (blog, graphic, legal brief, mini-pod, etc.)

• 180-Day Review: At quarter’s end the squad decides: renew goal, pivot, or sunset.

• Open Door: Anyone can observe; members commit to at least one micro-task per month.

• Recruit & Rotate: Squad leader owns outreach, onboarding, and light mentorship to keep the bench fresh.

Here's a deeper dive to current Task Forces

Legal & Policy

Practicing lawyers, compliance specialists, and civic-tech researchers translate complex statutes into actionable guidance and rapid-response resources. Recent work includes plain-language explainers on EU data directives and template letters for whistle-blower protection. Outputs take the form of briefs, Q&A sessions, and advisory notes used by partner collectives.

• Ideal members: data-protection attorneys, regulatory analysts, public-interest litigators.

• Typical deliverables: legal digest, policy webinar, template library.

Creative

Designers, writers, and visual storytellers reframe privacy from “opaque and technical” to “intuitive and human.” Projects range from onboarding flows for open-source wallets to visual campaigns that demystify encryption for non-technical audiences.

• Ideal members: UX/UI leads, brand strategists, illustrators, technical copywriters.

• Typical deliverables: interface prototypes, style guides, public-domain infographics.

Activism

Journalists, activists, educators, and digital-security trainers supporting communities under immediate surveillance pressure. Activities include protest op-sec toolkits, emergency legal-aid fund pages, and coordinated media outreach when privacy rights are threatened.

• Ideal members: investigative reporters, campaign coordinators, security educators.

• Typical deliverables: field guide, crowdfunding pack, press brief.

Wellbeing

HR professionals, operations managers, and health advocates focus on the human sustainability of privacy work. The group develops burnout-prevention routines, crypto-payroll best practices, and peer-support structures for distributed teams, a critical layer often overlooked in rights-based movements.

• Ideal members: people-ops directors, mental-health practitioners, DAO treasury leads.

• Typical deliverables: remote-work handbook, stipend model, care-circle curriculum.

And winprivacy?

We Provide

• Brand kit, design templates, publishing channels.

• Access to expert mentors across law, design, cryptography.

• Signal bridge to other TFs (Task Forces) to avoid duplication.

• Shout-outs and credit in monthly digest & annual magazine.

• Facilitating organization of leadership.

We Expect

• One monthly deliverable tied to the collective theme.

• Attendance at the quarterly all-hands call.

• Respect for anonymity choices and Code of Conduct.

• Data-light impact note (head-count, hours, outcome).

Wait, why are we doing all this?

Rebranding Privacy
Replace the “shadowy hacker” stereotype with a vibrant, human-first narrative.

Empower Peer Collaboration
Turn members into co-creators, - lawyers, designers, activists, and engineers solving problems together rather than in silos.

Foster Professional & Personal Growth
Offer a sandbox where skills sharpen, portfolios grow, and new leaders shape up.

Channel Philanthropy into Privacy
Direct time, talent, and funding toward projects that defend civil liberties and digital dignity.

Publish a Monthly Cross-Disciplinary Blogpost
Ship one collective article each month: legal insight, UX sketch, activist story, documenting how diverse minds move privacy forward. It doesn't have to be perfect. It just has to be.

Privacy is collective. Privacy is action. Privacy is inter-disciplinary.

Let's jump into this together:

DM @winprivacy to be added to a Task Force (sending Signal username); or send us a note on womeninweb3privacy@proton.me

As we are siblings with Web3Privacy Now, @winprivacy integrated Safe Events Initiative there.

What is Safe Events? It's one of our biggest non-profit initiatives, where we aim to culturally curate events, from vibes to harassment handling. "Safety" means many things, from physical safety to emotional and spiritual safety, where you feel comfortable to express, to hear, to see and be seen, to nourish new ideas, and to see diverse perspectives. It's the core of humanity, and should be at the core of privacy and web3 events.

All our activations were meant to stimulate conversation, from an interactive installation, DIY station, anonymous PFP station, complaint box, or even making matcha (and getting people hooked on it 🙂)

We want to make privacy a communal experience and, most importantly, a fun one.

The only space that was not meant for conversations, was a blanket fort we built, for humans to have a nap, read, or take an overstimulation break in.

Interactive Surveillance

This almost sounds like an oxymoron. In order for people to start caring about privacy and start understanding why their trans friend wants to chat on signal instead of Whatsapp, we need to start making privacy digestable.

So, we asked Nats to develop a code which exposes when surveillance identifies you. Visually, with no fluff or technical jargon. We need to allow everyone, not just privacy fans, to understand and feel it. We set up a webcam and a screen, and the code highlighted when you are being identified. Turns out, it can identify you very easily. We also left out some props that people could play around with and see when the surveillance struggled more. Main learnings:

• Pirates with one eye are safer than normies

• Wearing fun makeup is a start to being more anonymous

• A hat is not enough, but angles are also important!

You can learn more about how to navigate the age of surveillance and how to be a glitch, through Web3Privacy academy course.

Anonymous Profile Pictures

We were tired of people talking about privacy and not offering ideas about how to stay private and still be included modern digital culture.

Did you know that having the same profile picture on all social media makes it easier for ai to piece an accurate digital identity (otherwise called digital double) for you? This can be your face, an illustration of you, or your cat, but same PFP on all your platforms means easier cross-platform identification.

Furthermore, if this profile picture is of your face, the higher the chances that platforms are collecting biometric data from these pictures. Likely selling it.

To stimulate conversation about this topic, we prepared an anonymous PFP station, where people could take pictures while covering their eyes with replacement images. We remained anonymous while still having a fun creative experience.

Fashionable Privacy

A week before our event we had someone in our chat bring up the issue of merch - it's boring, and most of the time in the standard male silhouette.

So, we brought paints, markers, stickers, pins, stencils and allowed people to transform merch to whatever they wanted. Additionally, it was a spot where people could relax for a little bit, stimulate their creativity and have meaningful conversations the way you would with your group of friends on a Saturday. We had a professional artist make custom designs in exchange for donations, and there were even some privacy transformed shoes!

No topic is taboo.

We asked people to submit anonymous complaints on paper using invisible pens (your friend on your right couldn’t even see what you were writing). 

Have you ever felt uncomfortable about something someone said on a conference? Have you felt isolated or unsafe?

These were some of the submissions. And those weren’t even the most shocking… Beyond facilitating an outlet for people to let things out (btw, not just women submitted!), we also had a community conversation about the submissions. That was where the real beauty shined. 

We chatted, built trust, felt heard, plays devil's advocate and saw how people started opening up and discussing these once taboo topics. What was even more empowering, was the aftermath. During our cypherpunk rave the conversations continued, and people thought of more situations that they would like to raise and talk about. Things they thought were “normal”, - things they didn’t want to share initially.

Through the conversation circles they felt safe to bring things up and to build a better understanding. That was the real win.

We want to thank everyone that contributed and made this experience so much fun:

Araya, Zuza, Migle and Alina for organizing, Kelly, Leah, Alisa and Hana for helping so much and bringing their light into our weekend.

If you'd like to contribute or tune in, here are some helpful links:

Next onboarding call

Next community call

TG Community

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Welcome to our monthly update for for contributors, lurkers, allies, and cats.

Sent out monthly, it’ll keep you in the loop on everything we’ve been building, and each issue will spotlight a womxn-led project we love.

Project Spotlight(s)

This month, we are featuring not one, but two projects! There's just so many powerful things being built.

First off, - EUCI, The European Crypto Initiative.

They are a non-profit advocacy organization working to ensure that EU regulation enables open, privacy-preserving, and decentralized technologies. Their mission is to bridge the gap between the crypto industry and policymakers, bringing forward technical insights, legal expertise, and a strong voice for innovation.

They advocate for legislation that supports public blockchains, preserves fundamental rights, and enables European leadership in the next generation of internet infrastructure.

Follow them on X, amplify their message, & or get in touch to collaborate on legal, technical, or advocacy work!

Next up we have Elena, - representing accessible legal aid.

People that know how to deal with laws, regulations, restrictions and how to avoid them (legally) should do it, affordably. There is no need for you to drown in the paperwork if it is freaking you out! Elena promotes helpful and human-centric ideas. If you have an idea and need a plan she can help you detect your needs, organize your team and find the funding for your idea to come to life (or at least test the waters). You've guessed it: she is a legal nerd, FOSS ally and a natural-born organizer. Why not use it? Check out more about Elena's credentials/success stories/contact info over at Project Policy.

Now onto @winprivacy news!

This month was about grounding and growing: from onboarding new contributors, to launching long-awaited initiatives, to prepping for the wildness ahead (it sounds a bit like Bergh Berlin).

(0) Our Donations Are Open 💌

With a couple of the first donors helping us in the kitchen - thank you to web3privacy now, Sebastian, and Paulo for giving us some coins, - we take it a long way!

Donate or connect us with funders, sponsors, angels.
Every cent helps us go further, funding our contributors and Figma subscription.

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What have we been cooking up you ask?

(1) Sisterhood

(opens the door for womxn)

Web3 spaces are often intimidating, male-dominated, and saturated with jargon and unspoken rules. For many womxn, especially non-technical contributors, it feels like there’s no clear door in, or worse, - that they don’t belong. We flip that.

Sisterhood is a matchmaking tool to bring more womxn into web3 hackathons, not just to attend, but to build. Whether technical or not, participants are paired with allies, teams, and projects that reflect feminist values, real-world impact, and collective imagination.

This is not just onboarding. It’s under-winging - we walk beside you from application to project submission.

Here's the process:

1. Sign Up – Fill out a form with your skills, interests, and goals

2. Matching – We pair you with people or projects (manually, for now)

3. Pre-Hack Call – Meet your match(es) and prep with the Sisterhood team

4. Hackathon – Show up, build, and we support you start-to-finish

Fill out the form (for all humans) -> https://tally.so/r/wLNX8J

Our first run is during W3PN_Hacks in Berlin, if you are going to be there, let us know!

(2) Safe Events Initiative

(makes sure the womxn want to come back)

Making sure the space they enter feels right - not just accessible, but dignified. It’s the cultural protocol for consent, care, and human safety at hackathons and conferences. We are rewriting who gets to show up in web3 - and how.

We aim to create a practical, open-source toolkit for event organizers and attendees, distributed across Europe’s hackathons and conferences.

• New cultural standard: Safety, consent, and care as defaults - not extras

• Infra for dignity: Anonymous reporting, care teams, safe zones, buddy systems

• Community-built: Led by womxn across crypto, law, design, and activism

• Ecosystem-wide reach: Distributed at 20+ events across Europe in 2025/2026

We are starting by running an activation at W3PN_Hackathon to gather data and contributors.

We will be present during the entire hackathon, with the final activation (welcome for non-hackers too!) Sunday June 15, 4pm. Sign up!

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How You Can Support?

There are many ways to show up - all of them matter.

• Send contributors our way
  We host onboarding calls every month

• Join our Allies TG Community
  Browse job boards, technical questions, shilling projects, volunteering missions

• Subscribe to our newsletter
  We do monthly recaps of what we've been up to + project spotlights!

• Fill out our Safe Events Data Survey
  (yes, everyone)

• Donate or connect us with funders, sponsors, angels
  Every cent helps us go further, funding our contributors and Figma subscription
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• Employ or recommend our contributors!
  p.s. we have launched marketing services provided to privacy protocols

• Share the Oath
  Add your profile pic (Canva) and post it tagging @winprivacy

Hope you enjoyed!

Help us build the kind of web3 you’d want your friends, children, and future builders to walk into.

Together, we make safety viral and care scalable.

Alina & Migle

*Womxn = the "x" is intended to represent the full spectrum of gender identities, including those who identify as trans women or non-binary. 

Q1 2025 Report

Roadmap

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Welcome to our very first newsletter for contributors, lurkers, allies, and cats.

Sent out monthly, it’ll keep you in the loop on everything we’ve been building, and each issue will spotlight a womxn-led project we love.

Project Spotlight

This month, we’re featuring WAVV, created by Araya, the designer extraordinaire behind our new website (will be launched soon).

Fun story: I met Araya during a marketing hackathon in Bangkok where this idea was just, well, an idea. It’s wild and wonderful to see how far it’s come.

Wavv is for people tired of algorithmic feeds, group chat chaos, and extractive platforms. It’s a community-owned, open-source app built to resist big tech—and to help you connect meaningfully with your community.

One place to coordinate: share your plans with friends and see what they’re up to. Post what you're doing to selected friends, check what others have shared, or both. Club nights, park hangs, gossip catch-ups. Keep it as private or public as you like.

We’re building a platform for a culture of care—owned by the community and made for sharing space and showing up for each other in real life.

📲 Try to out here: https://www.wavvapp.com/#download

Womxn in Web3 Privacy Updates

(0) New Website & Branding Kit

We’ve been hard at work on our new website and shiny branding kit. A new website and brand presence will reflect our values and will makes it easier for contributors and partners to plug in.

We are now handing it off to developers (pray for us).

Massive thanks to the contributors:

 • Zuza – Branding Kit Wizard

 • Araya – Web Design Magician

(1) Onboarding & Community Calls

We are starting monthly onboarding and community calls. This way we have a clear entry point for new contributors and a monthly alignment within the collective.

Onboarding calls are for new contributors - come chat, explore how you can plug in, and find ways we can support you (whether through connections, creativity, or chaos).

Community calls are for updates for contributors, followed by a newsletter (like this one) for the ones that missed it.

👀 Check our Luma page for upcoming events.

(2) Womxn in web3 Privacy Oath

Introducing our Oath. What’s the Oath, you ask? (Have you even been in a cult before?)

This is our shared language and the way we move together.

Click here for a shareable X template.

(3) Fundraising Time

We are officially in fundraising mode. We are building financial stability for womxn-led impact work.

We’re looking for sponsors that align with our values for:

 • Our annual membership (access to workshops, network, community feedback, custom research, credibility & more)

 • Specific events, including what we’re scheming up for Berlin Blockchain Week

Psst: sponsors must be aligned and sign the Oath (bonus points if they share it on X).

Interested? Send a Telegram to @rakymi for the deck.

Spoiler: it’s cute and compelling.

(4) Upcoming Event: SAFE Space during Berlin Blockchain Week

 • Activating non-Web3 communities - bringing web3 privacy out of the echo chamber.

 • Breaking down how governments can access (and use) your data.

 • Offering alternatives: not just blockchain tools.

 • Hosting a “complain round” to call out problems + brainstorm solutions.

 • Mixing education with fun, practical vibes.

Location: near Web3Privacy Hackathon venue.

Date: June 14

If you'd like to get involved, let us know: @alinalatinina or @rakymi 📫

That’s all for now,

If you made it to the bottom - we 🖤 you.

Alina Latinina

Womxn in Web3 Privacy