How is Blockchain technology liberating individuals and communities across the developing world? What are the new trends, products, ideas in the sharing economies realm, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO’s), other online and intentionated communities?

Learn from the founders and directors, two truly global eminences, of some of the world’s largest political, non-governmental organizations that provide services of governances to oppressed, marginalized, and abused minorities like the Syrian refugees, the Ukranian political upheaval, the Black Lives Matter, and in drug-infested Honduras.

Humanitarian Blockchain

Julio Alejandro, Founder and CEO of Humanitarian Blockchain, an e-governance consultancy founded in Google Campus London last March, will talk about four “liberating technologies” that allow 30 human rights groups in the global Blockchain ecosystem.

Estonian e-citizenships, Bitcoin Visa Debit Cards, “resilience” and “decentralized” models of governance, Blockchain biometric identifications, and electronic cash transfers/supply chains from and to political opposition groups in oppressed regimes, using Ethereum and cryptocurrency technologies.

Alejandro is also the US & UK Foreign Correspondent for Excelsior and formerly their US National Political Correspondent. Also branded as the “Leonardo da Vinci of Fintech” by Coin Telegraph.

Bitnation

Janina Lowisz co-founded Bitnation, world’s largest and most successful attempt to build an online virtual nation where 2,000 Bitnation citizens have aquired governmental services –from birth and death certificates, universal basic income, private security, land and assets registration, etc- on a better, cheaper, faster, and more transparent and accountable manner.

This DAO aims to eliminate the need of forced government, wars and taxation by peacefully outcompeting government in the market of governance services provision.

Lowisz made global headlines for being the “First Blockchain citizen in the world” and her organization has appeared in the NYT, WSJ, Forbes, Washington Post, CNN, and the BBC.

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