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Demist is an open-source, decentralized direct-democracy platform: prove you are a real person, vote anonymously, and earn a civic currency.

Alyawmu Inc. is a Japanese company that applies NFTs and Web3 tools to regional revitalization, primarily by connecting local governments' hometown-tax (furusato nozei) programs with creators and digital assets.

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Take Back Tech is a gathering for organizers, artists, tech workers, academics, lawyers, and more to rally together and strategize our next power-building moves.