Manu Alzuru

Manu Alzuru is a public-goods and decentralized-governance builder whose projects have explored creator communities, attestations, identity, and regenerative culture. He founded DoinGud and speaks on DAOs, programmable attestations, organization design, and the contrasting solarpunk and lunarpunk visions for crypto.

14 talks by Manu Alzuru

• Private Social Graphs: Trust, Consent, and Access for Real Communities
• Redesigning Governance: Trust Networks, Decentralization, and the Dichotomy of Extremes in Politics
• The Rise of Trust Networks | Manu Alzuru - Blockravers
• Programmable Attestations Part I
• Panel: Importance of communities in product building / Tina Haibodi, Eylon, Manu Alzuru
• Tech stack: Identity & Citizenships
• Problems that Organisations in the Public Goods Space are facing, and Possible Solutions
• The problems with DAOs, Impact Communities and purpose driven projects with Manu Alzuru
• Solarpunk vs Lunarpunk with Manu Alzuru & Rachel-Rose O'Leary | Green Pill #60
• DoinGud
• DoinGud with Manu Alzuru | Green Pill #13
• PFPs, DAOs and Public Goods
• Doing Good with NFTs - Manu Alzuru & Andrew Kline
• Evolution of Community