Crypto Altruism Podcast Episode 24 - Walking Between Worlds - NFTs and economic empowerment for Indigenous communities

In this episode, we have the privilege of being joined by Tim Lea and Vanessa Lee-Ah Mat, Founders of Walking Between Worlds, a movement to energize and empower global Indigenous communities through NFTs. We discuss the launch of their Genesis collection, the role NFTs can play in helping Indigenous artists become self-sufficient, and the long-term vision for their exciting, community-driven project.

About Walking Between Worlds

Understanding the historical economic and technological barriers faced by Indigenous communities, Walking Between Worlds works with Indigenous communities to help them capitalize on the NFT market, leading to greater financial inclusion and self-determination for Indigenous artists.

They are bringing leading thinkers from within global Indigenous communities together with global experts in the cryptocurrency, technology and digital art spaces. Together, through community-based excellence, and supported by behavioural economics, their objective is to create an ecosystem to provide the foundations for global Indigenous communities to excel.

Follow WBW and learn more:

Website

Discord

YouTube

Twitter - Walking Between Worlds

Twitter - Vanessa

Twitter - Tim

Episode Time Stamps

01:45 - What was your “Ah hah” moment that got you interested in cryptocurrency and NFTs?

08:45 - Tell me about Walking Between Worlds, and the inspiration behind it.

14:45 - On your website, you mention, “for too long, global indigenous communities have been disenfranchised with the accelerating speed of technologies only worsening this effect.” Tell me more about this, and how WBW aims to address this.

27:40 - Tell me about your Genesis collection

37:40 - What is the long-term vision on WBW?

39:55 - What’s the best way for listeners to learn more about and support WBW?

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