We are living in a time where the potential of technology isn’t just to innovate, but to make a tangible positive difference in people’s lives.
Relief Project
The ACT NOW FOR MYANMAR Relief Project showcases the transformative power of Web3 and blockchain to deliver urgent, life-saving aid where traditional systems have faltered. In Myanmar, a country already battered by civil war and displacement, a catastrophic 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck on March 28, 2025, pushing an already fragile nation to the brink. The death toll is projected to exceed 10,000, with thousands more injured or missing. As the critical window to rescue survivors closes, tens of thousands are left without shelter, food, clean water, or basic supplies. Extreme weather compounds the crisis, heightening the risk of deadly diseases like cholera, malaria, and dengue.
This disaster has flattened communities, crippled infrastructure, and overwhelmed the few remaining medical workers. With hospitals destroyed and doctors scarce, families are forced to care for the wounded themselves. Even before this tragedy, Myanmar’s civil war had displaced 3.5 million people, and political instability continues to choke off traditional aid routes. But hope is not lost—ACT NOW FOR MYANMAR is breaking through these barriers.
ACT NOW FOR MYANMAR is already empowering local responders and doctors—whose clinics were destroyed—to save the most vulnerable in war-torn regions like Amarapura and Sagaing, where civil conflict blocks traditional aid. Helping local responders and doctors to rebuild their clinics and practice allows the doctors to help more people on the ground during this crucial time. Every donation ensures life-saving essentials—food, water, medical supplies—reach the most vulnerable, while laying the foundation for long-term resettlement and recovery. This isn’t just relief; it’s a lifeline powered by innovation and compassion.
against Gender-based Violence
#16DAYS of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is an annual international campaign that starts on 25th November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls, and concludes on 10th December on Human Rights Day to challenge violence against women and girls.
This year’s discussions will centre on education, highlighting its profound impact on shaping future learning experiences and outcomes.
Daily 60mins conversations across X Spaces and Linkedin to galvanise collective efforts to empower gender equality.
Violence against women and girls remains the most pervasive human rights violation in the world, affecting more than 1 in 3 women—a figure that has remained largely unchanged over the last decade.
Lianna created space for solution-focused dialogue on Clubhouse, Twitterspaces and Linkedin Audio on how each and everyone of us can be agents of change to help shape a future that protects women and girls from violence.
for young artists in Web3
REFLECTIONS 2022 is an NFT Exhibition curated by Nahid Shahalimi and Lianna Adams, presented by WE THE WOMEN x TEDxYouth@München to feature young artists in the NFT space.
This is the first NFT exhibition under the TED brand. Selected pieces will be displayed at the TEDxYouth@München event ‘What The F**k?’ in Werksviertel München as one of the main highlights of the event on 26th July 2022.
The NFT exhibition is also displayed on Spatial.io.
for the empowerment of women.
We The Women NFT Exhibitions will be a series of exhibitions held in various metaverse galleries for the month of March 2022 and the main intention of these exhibitions is really to provide a platform to not only celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women but also the resilience of women.
It’s a call to action for accelerating women’s equality and to create space for much needed dialogues for the empowerment of women.
“Women of Resilience” is a collection created for ‘The Fabric of Women’s Resilience’, a series of NFT exhibitions held in various metaverse galleries to mark International Women’s Day | Women’s History Month in March 2022.
It’s a call to action for accelerating women’s equality and to create much needed dialogues for the empowerment of women. The first series in “Women of Resilience” collection is ‘Strength of Women’ – 11 works of art featuring Afghan women in their respective traditional clothing from the different regions and tribes in Afghanistan.
The intention behind highlighting and featuring Afghan women for the “Women of Resilience” collection was really a way to honour the women of Afghanistan who have been and still are being oppressed under the Taliban rule. Each of these women are titled after qualities and characteristics that best represents what ‘Resilience’ means. To date, Afghanistan is the only country that does not allow the women and girls the rights to education.
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for the prevention of child–trafficking and clean water for the children of Uganda
Lianna donated an artwork created specifically for The Rose Knight Foundation’s campaign to raise funds for the children of Uganda.
She is one of the 50 artists who created a unique piece in any style around the theme ‘Africa’.
The Rose Knight Foundation was started for the people, kept by the people, and sponsored by love. We look to end poverty and effectively tackle human/child trafficking.
This 1/1 NFT is an interpretation of the Goddess Ala, the earth goddess of the Ibo, African people of eastern Nigeria symbolising earth, morality, fertility and creativity. This work was created and painted digitally.
It’s a call to action for accelerating women’s equality and to create space for much needed dialogues for the empowerment of women.
15th August 2021
StandUpForUnityNFTs (#SUFUNFTs) is a global awareness campaign for solidarity and unity with Afghanistan when Kabul fell to the Taliban on 15th August 2021. The campaign was spearheaded by Nahid Shahalimi, an Afghan-Canadian who had strong contacts on the ground that ensured accurate news reporting and state of Afghanistan as the Taliban took over. #SUFUNFTs mobilised members of the NFT community to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis that is still taking place in Afghanistan, led by Lianna. The aim of the campaign was to raise funds for the resettlement of the Afghan people and the education of women and girls within Afghanistan.
Hands Off Our Girls! is a campaign within the NFT space with one message: freedom and safety for all women and girls. We focus on art collaborations between NFT Artists who are keen to give women a voice. Our first project aims to celebrate Afghan women. Each Artist has used their signature style to create an NFT art piece depicting love, healing, unity and solidarity with every Afghan woman who needs a chance to live, learn, celebrate and educate the world about their culture, roots and ideologies using their own voice.
Lianna Adams is an influential leader in the Web3 space, dedicated to fostering a humanity-first culture. She works at the intersection of arts, culture, technology and social impact, and is passionate about using her expertise in connecting the dots to drive growth and innovation for NPOs, NGOs, and Web3|NFT projects, creators and platforms.