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In episode 130, we're excited to welcome Aurelia Le frapper, Co-Founder of No Impunity, an incredible movement that uses Web3 tools to unlock the potential of litigation funding to support victims of corporate human rights abuse and environmental damage in their fight for justice. We discuss how they're using blockchain to bring greater accessibility and transparency to impact litigation funding, using Web3 to coordinate global action, using DAOs to engage the community in impact litigation, and more.

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Three Key Takeaways

• Blockchain can help bring much needed transparency and traceability to impact litigation, helping ensure its fairer and more equitable by making it easier to see where the funds are going and who is involved, and to help protect from bad actors.
• Web3 tools can be used to help make impact litigation investing more accessible. Through tokenization, investment opportunities can be fractionalized, bringing down the cost to participate, while also giving more voting power to the impacted communities to ensure they can shape their own destiny.
• Successful Web3 projects take a multidisciplinary approach involving diverse stakeholders and communities. No Impunity is looking to grow its movement by recruiting ambassadors from a variety of backgrounds including lawyers, artists, thought leaders, NGOs, tech companies, and DAOs.

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Episode Time Stamps

03:00 - What was your "Ah hah" moment that got you excited about cryptocurrency and web3 in the beginning?

04:20 - Can you please give listeners a high-level overview of No Impunity's mission?

05:45 - Can you explain the problems that currently prevent retail investors for funding impact litigation efforts?

09:25 - Can you please walk me step-by-step through how No Impunity works?

13:50 - I understand that blockchain is central to the work you're doing, and that you will be tokenizing all claims on-chain to make funds accessible and traceable. Tell me more about this?

17:15 - Tell me more about why you've chosen a DAO model, and how Decentralized Autonomous Organizations can help coordinate the community.

20:15 - I would love to hear about the partnerships you've developed in support of this mission.

23:05 - I understand that you have an upcoming digital collection that you will be releasing. Can you tell me more about this?

24:55 - I understand that you are looking for ambassadors from all backgrounds to support the movement including lawyers, artists, thought leaders, NGOs, tech companies, and DAOs. Tell me more about the ambassador program.

27:10 - What's the best way for listeners to learn more about No Impunity and get involved in the movement?

28:20 - Can you tell me more about the first impact litigation case coming up in Brazil?

32:20 - To wrap things up, if you could name one thing that excites you most about the social impact potential of web3, what would it be and why?

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