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NEW YORK, NY, Oct. 3, 2022 by Chainwire
A group of Jewish creators have teamed up to launch an NFT project to raise money for women’s nonprofits. The charity donates much of its proceeds to charities that promote women’s rights, especially those related to the Jewish community. The campaign directly benefits women in the Jewish community while demonstrating the power of NFTs to drive positive change.
Artist Jill Bratt, Writer Lee Kuenand technician Yotam Bar-On are among the many creators behind this interactive digital art project. patriarchswill open to the public on October 11, 2022. Until then, supporters Community conversations on TelegramThe launch will be marked by publicity of visual arts representing six Jewish female leaders throughout history, published in the form of unique NFTs. Each NFT comes with a written biography and some even contain unlockable secret perks.
A majority of the proceeds from NFT sales will be donated to non-profit organizations that promote women’s rights. National Jewish Women’s Council, but not limited to. The NCJW spearheads the Jewish community’s response to America’s restrictions on access to abortion and healthcare. Other non-profit organizations may also be selected by the community.
There has never been a more important time for feminists around the world to support religious freedom in the United States, especially as it relates to Jewish views on women’s health care rights, Cuen said. increase. That is why we are working with Jewish creators around the world to explore ways to practice effective altruism through art.
Led by a prominent group of feminist entrepreneurs, Matriarchi aims to create a unique community open to people of all faiths and backgrounds who are interested in learning more about women leaders throughout history.
The community’s first NFT drop is part of a broader trend of leveraging NFTs for social causes. The transparency provided by blockchain technology, coupled with the intersection of artists that the industry has historically partnered with philanthropy, makes NFTs an ideal fundraising vehicle.
A band of Jewish creators have teamed up to create an interactive art project called ‘Matriarchi’. A collection of her art visuals representing Jewish female leaders throughout history. Published in the form of 6 unique her NFTs, containing a written biography and some unlockable collectibles.
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