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Women in Web3 Privacy: Speaker & Thought Leader Directory

TL;DR

We’re building a privacy-first speaker & thought leader directory for women and non-binary folks in Web3, privacy, security, activism, and creative fields. If you have knowledge, research, stories, or insights to share, we want to help you get on stage—whether at a technical conference, a digital rights panel, or an experimental Web3 art event. Privacy is power. Your voice matters. Let’s make sure the world hears it.

Why Are We Doing This?

Every time a major Web3, security, or digital rights event happens, we hear the same tired excuses:

❌"We tried, but we couldn’t find any women experts on this topic."
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"There aren’t many women in Web3 security, so our panel ended up being all men."
❌"We asked around, but no women responded."

Meanwhile, we see more and more diverse —researchers publishing, engineers building, activists fighting, artists redefining. These voices exist , but they keep getting overlooked.

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So, we’re eliminating excuses.

This database aims to: ✅ Connect speakers with event organizers in privacy, security, Web3, human rights, governance, and beyond. ✅ Showcase a wide range of expertise—whether you're a cryptographer, an artist, a journalist, or an activist. ✅ Break the hyper-focus on "only Web3 insiders" by bringing in diverse, interdisciplinary voices from research, academia, activism, and creative fields. ✅ Foster a long-term, supportive community where we uplift each other and help new speakers gain confidence.

No gatekeeping. No "you must have X years of experience" nonsense. If you have something valuable to say, we want to help you say it.

First off, some informations about the primary contact for this project.