While still in its infancy, blockchain developers are beginning to leverage the power of blockchain technology to create innovative eLearning apps that provide a more secure, transparent, and personalized learning experiences.

Despite the amazing developments happening in Web3, there are still many stigmas that exist around cryptocurrency. These stigmas can discourage nonprofits and changemakers from getting involved in Web3. “Cryptocurrency is terrible for the environment”, “it’s only used by criminals” – these are common narratives, but is there any reality behind them?

The Cardano ecosystem is well known for its focus on sustainability and social impact. In fact, there are many projects building on Cardano that are using the power of blockchain to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In this blog post, we highlight three of these projects: Landano, Veritree, and Empowa.

As non-profits enter an uncertain giving season, it’s important for them to consider how new technologies can help expand their reach. Crypto philanthropy can help non-profits diversify their fundraising strategy, grow their global presence, and build relationships with a new and generous donor demographic.

In this guest post, Ana Berón, Corporate Affairs Manager at Bitso, shares three key approaches to help crypto companies adopt effective ESG initiatives, all three of which were developed based on Bitso’s experience building out its Crypto for Good program.

Decentralized Science (DeSci) will revolutionize scientific research and development by creating greater transparency and shifting the power from centralized bodies like scientific journals to scientists, peer-reviewers, and communities. In this infographic we highlight 13 of the most compelling use cases of DeSci.

In web3, there is an incredible community of support and collaboration among those building. This includes community circles, incubators, granting opportunities, and resources for builders those looking to make their mark in web3. In this blog post, we highlight eight collectives and DAOs supporting web3 builders with education, funding, networking, and support.

During times of crisis, it is common for humanity to look to new technologies as a way to help vulnerable communities most at risk and in need of urgent help. Over the past couple of years, some of the most surprising technological developments have been the innovative ways that cryptocurrency and blockchain have been used to help those in crisis.

Over the past three years, the world’s supply chains have been pushed to the limit, resulting in shortages and rising prices fueling inflation. The good news is that blockchain can be a part of the solution by helping build more efficient, reliable, and environmentally friendly supply chains

Quadratic Funding has received a lot of traction lately. It might sound intimidating, but it’s not as complicated as it sounds. Quadratic Funding is a revolutionary technology that could positively disrupt how communities raise funds for causes, making the process fairer, transparent, and more democratic.

In need of some web3 inspiration? Here are some of our favorite quotes about the amazing potential of blockchain and cryptocurrency to change the world.

Web3 can be overwhelming and stressful. It’s the space where 1 month feels like 1 year, making it difficult to keep up and find the time to care for yourself. Thankfully, there are many projects working at the intersection of web3 and mental health who are hoping to build a web3 that celebrates mental health and wellbeing, and that is supportive of all of its members.

For Episode 65, we dive into the exciting topic of Data Sovereignty, and the role that web3 can play in building a fairer and more open internet. Following a quick primer on data sovereignty, we welcome the CEO of Functionland, Keyvan Sadeghi, for a discussion on web3 data sovereignty, and how we can use web3 to build a fairer internet.

In this blog post, we dive into the world of data sovereignty, discuss some of the challenges that currently exist around user data collection, and how web3 can help build a fairer, more open internet for everyone.

Despite the bad rap that crypto gets when it comes to the environment, there are many ways that blockchain can be used to help combat climate change.

In this article, which is part 1 in a collaborative series between HRNS and Crypto Altruism, we explore the role crypto philanthropy can play in supporting and empowering smallholder coffee farmers, and building more sustainable coffee supply chains.