SheMaker by StarMaker & H.E.R.DAO MX
- Date
- 2025-04-11
- Location
- Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, Mexico
- Host
- StarMaker LATAM | Stellar Ambassador Program
About this event
If you care about building stronger pathways for women in Web3, SheMaker by StarMaker & H.E.R.DAO MX is the kind of room you want to be in. This in-person gathering in Ciudad de México brings together community, crypto, and DAO-minded people for an evening designed to spark real conversations, useful connections, and fresh momentum. About the Event SheMaker by StarMaker & H.E.R.DAO MX sits at the intersection of community-building, decentralized technology, and local connection. The title alone signals the focus: creating space for women and allies who are actively shaping what participation, leadership, and opportunity can look like in crypto and DAO ecosystems. Rather than positioning Web3 as an abstract trend, this event creates a place to talk about it through people, networks, and lived experience. Expect a community-forward atmosphere where the emphasis is on meeting others face-to-face, sharing perspectives, and exploring how decentralized communities can become more accessible, collaborative, and inclusive. Because this is an in-person event in Ciudad de México, the value is not just in the ideas discussed but in the chance to build local and regional relationships. Whether you are deeply involved in DAOs already or still finding your place in the space, the format supports conversation and connection over passive attendance. What to Expect You can expect an evening centered on networking, conversation, and community exchange. With tags like dao, crypto, community, and networking, the event is clearly built for people who want to move beyond scrolling, lurking, or consuming content online and instead meet the humans behind the work. Likely points of focus for the evening include: Meeting people active in crypto and DAO communities Hearing different perspectives on participation and community leadership Finding peers, collaborators, or mentors in the CDMX Web3 scene Exploring how women-led and community-led spaces are being built locally Opening new conversations around access, contribution, and growth in decentralized ecosystems This kind of format works well for thoughtful introductions, organic discussions, and the sort of side conversations that often lead to the most meaningful next steps. You may arrive with one question and leave with several new contacts, a clearer sense of where you fit, and a better understanding of the people doing the work on the ground. If you are coming from a traditional tech, startup, creative, or grassroots community background, expect overlap rather than silos. DAO and crypto spaces are at their best when they draw from different skill sets, and this event creates room for that mix. Why Attend The biggest reason to attend is simple: proximity matters. Online communities can open doors, but in-person gatherings create trust faster. When you are trying to understand a fast-moving space like crypto or DAOs, it helps to talk with people directly, ask questions in real time, and hear how others are navigating the same opportunities and challenges. This event is especially valuable if you are looking for a stronger sense of belonging in Web3. Spaces built with intention tend to produce better conversations, and a community like this can help you move from curiosity to participation. You do not need to show up as an expert to get something meaningful from the evening. You may leave with: New connections in the Ciudad de México crypto and DAO ecosystem More context on how community-led Web3 spaces actually function A clearer picture of where your skills or interests could contribute Greater confidence starting conversations or joining future initiatives A stronger sense of the local energy around women in decentralized communities It is also a strong opportunity to support and be part of a network that is actively making Web3 feel more human. If you believe the future of decentralized tech should be shaped by more voices, more collaboration, and stronger local communities, this event aligns with that goal. Practical Details This is an in-person event taking place in Ciudad de México, Mexico on Thursday, April 10 at 6:00 PM CST. The timing makes it well-suited for people attending after work, class, or other daytime commitments. Because the event centers on community and networking, it is worth arriving ready to introduce yourself and talk about what brought you there. You do not need a polished pitch, but it helps to have a few words about your interests in DAOs, crypto, or community-building. A few useful ways to prepare: Bring curiosity and a willingness to start conversations Be ready to share your background, even if you are new to Web3 Think about what you want from the evening: contacts, context, collaboration, or inspiration Leave room in your schedule to stay present rather than rushing in and out If you are looking for a thoughtful entry point into CDMX's Web3 community, or a better-connected place within it, SheMaker by StarMaker & H.E.R.DAO MX offers exactly that: a room full of people showing up to build stronger networks and more open futures together.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want Web3 conversations to feel more real, more local, and more connected to actual people. - You are curious about **DAOs or crypto** and want an in-person setting where you can ask questions, meet people, and get oriented without needing to already know everyone. - You care about **women’s participation, leadership, and visibility in Web3** and want to be in a space that reflects those priorities. - You are building, contributing to, or exploring **community-led projects** and want to connect with others who think beyond hype and care about how ecosystems are actually formed. - You are based in **Ciudad de México** or part of its broader tech, creative, or startup communities and want to plug into the local network around decentralized communities. - You are looking for **collaborators, peers, mentors, or friends** who share your interest in crypto, governance, or online-to-offline community building. - You have something to contribute, even if it is not technical expertise, and want to find where your skills, perspective, or energy fit in this space.