WomenRise

The latest Women Rise NFT (#8970) features a distinctive rainbow blur background, symbolizing the multifaceted nature of feminine energy and spirit. This piece continues the collection's tradition of using meaningful color symbolism, following recent releases that highlighted environmental activism (#6153) and resilience (#5147). The artwork is part of a larger initiative supporting women's rights and education through Web3, with proceeds contributing to educational access projects. *Artist Maliha_z_art brings her extensive background in social justice advocacy to this ongoing series.*

Women Rise NFT collection continues its advocacy for women's rights by highlighting period poverty - a critical issue preventing millions of girls from attending school. The initiative builds on previous campaigns addressing water and sanitation challenges. Key Statistics: - 2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water - 4.2 billion live without proper sanitation - Women and girls disproportionately affected The campaign emphasizes that menstrual hygiene is a fundamental right, not a luxury. It calls for: - Breaking social stigma - Policy reform - Universal access to menstrual products Learn more about Women Rise's initiatives at [Women Rise NFT](https://womenrise.art)

The latest Women Rise NFT (#7958) showcases a female figure in an orange scuba suit exploring underwater depths against a starry night backdrop. This follows the collection's pattern of depicting diverse, empowered women, as seen in previous releases like #2701 which featured a galaxy-skinned figure. The collection, created by renowned artist Maliha_z_art, continues its mission of celebrating female empowerment and individuality through digital art. Each piece contributes to the broader goal of advancing women's rights and education initiatives. - Artist background: Collaborated with UN, Global Goals, Malala Fund - Featured in: NYT, BBC, Good Morning America - Focus: Women's rights, gender equality, education *Learn more about how NFTs are driving social change in education and equality.*

Today marks World Day of Social Justice, focusing on global equality and fairness. Key highlights: - Emphasis on addressing systemic inequalities in education, economics, and human rights - Call for collective action to combat discrimination - Focus on building inclusive societies where all can thrive The day serves as a reminder that social justice requires ongoing commitment and active participation from everyone. Previous initiatives highlighted education inequality, noting that 1 in 5 children globally lack access to quality education. **Take Action**: Join the movement for social justice by supporting education initiatives and advocating for equal opportunities.

A Women Rise NFT (#367) draws attention to the global water and sanitation crisis, highlighting UN data that reveals: - 2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water - 4.2 billion people live without proper sanitation services The impact disproportionately affects women and girls who: - Spend hours daily collecting water - Miss educational opportunities - Face increased health risks due to poor sanitation This initiative aligns with SDG6 (Clean Water and Sanitation) and calls for community action to address these fundamental human rights issues.

A 2019 Art Basel and UBS report reveals a stark gender disparity in the art market, with female artists accounting for just 2% of global art auction sales. - Women face significant underrepresentation in galleries, museums, and major exhibitions - Female artists' works are consistently undervalued compared to male counterparts - Positive shifts are emerging with increasing recognition and support for women artists *The art world is gradually evolving, but data shows there's still substantial progress needed for gender equality in the industry.* **Take Action**: Support female artists by exploring, collecting, and promoting their work.

The latest Women Rise NFT (#4811) features a powerful artistic composition combining feminine strength with natural majesty. The piece showcases a woman set against a deep black background, wearing a distinctive galaxy jacket. A purple lioness serves as a striking backdrop, creating a harmonious blend of human and feline power symbolism. This artwork continues the collection's theme of celebrating women's potential and resilience through cosmic and natural imagery.

Wangari Maathai, the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, is featured in a Women Rise NFT. Her life's work focused on environmental conservation and women's rights. - Founded the Green Belt Movement - Empowered women to plant trees and lead communities - Resulted in over 51 million trees planted in Kenya Maathai's legacy demonstrates the link between gender equality and sustainability. Her work inspires action in: - Environmental justice advocacy - Supporting women-led initiatives - Community tree planting Her vision promotes a healthier planet and a more equitable world.