In episode 132, we’re excited to welcome Shannon Lanigan and Michael Lewkowitz of All in For Sport, a public goods funding initiative to support projects that advance inclusion and empowerment through sport. We discuss the power of decentralized funding in sports, DAOs as a tool to empower communities, how Web3 can shift power dynamics & drive inclusion, and much more.

--Three Key Takeaways--

By embracing DAO architecture, it allows organizations to examine everything through a decentralized lens, while ensuring they stay true to the values and ethos of the organization.
By taking a community-first approach to implementing projects, it helps ensure the longevity of the project. By taking this approach, it will empower the community to take greater ownership of the project, supporting its long-term maintenance and development.
Sports facilities are more than just a facility, they are a space to bring the community together, drive inclusion, and ultimately build healthier communities.

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