
NFWT is B A C K!
NFToken.com: Non-Fungible Weed Token (NFWT)
NFWT is a collection of one-of-a-kind digital tokens that turns cannabis culture into collectible art. Each token is unique, verified on the blockchain, and yours to own, collect, and trade. It’s also a statement: Free the Prisoners, Free the Plant, Free the Planet. Proceeds fund production of the ReLeaf-Aid concert and go directly to partner sites that distribute funds to the 420 POWs serving life for cannabis and their families. Every token helps bring them home.
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For over 40 years, I’ve been an activist for cannabis reform. I’ve worked alongside Cheech & Chong and the late Jack Herer, the Emperor of Hemp, and stood with the movement from its leanest days to today.
My life is documented in light. I’m a photographer and documentary filmmaker with a career spanning more than 50 years, and it began at 17, when I met Ansel Adams. That meeting shaped how I see: patience, craft, and the belief that an image can change how people understand the world. I’ve carried that into everything since.
That belief is behind my work with the 420 POWs, the nonviolent prisoners serving life sentences for marijuana. They are men and women still behind bars for a plant that is now legal and sold openly across much of America. I’ve gone into prisons to film them, hear their stories, and put faces and voices to the injustice. Through the ReLeaf Foundation, I advocate for their clemency and for a path home to their families.
NFWT, the Non-Fungible Weed Token series, is the next step. Each token supports the ReLeaf-Aid concert and goes directly to associate organizations that put funds to work for the 420 POWs and their families. Collectors don’t just own art. They help bring prisoners home.
I believe we can end prohibition in our lifetime. Every one of the 420 POWs deserves to come home, and this is how we get there.
Free the Prisoners. Free the Plant. Free the Planet.
Feel the Light.
Jeff Eichen
Photographer, Filmmaker, Activist