October 4th, 2025  |  3:00pm EST / 11am AK

Alaska is one of the leading states in sexual assault and domestic abuse statistics. Norton's Mind is constructing a women's shelter there, called "Fólkvangr".

To read more about the project's current progress, click here.

One does not have to be Norse to have anything to do with the shelter.

The name was merely chosen on the poetic basis of ancient Norse texts.

Fólkvangr is the name of the hall of Odin's wife, named "Freyja." 

According to Norse mythology, Freyja handpicks the second half of elite warriors who die in combat.

Symbolically, Freyja's hall can be considered a safe haven for suffering women, as evidenced by tales like Egils Saga, in which the daughter of Egill starves to death but finds herself comforted by Freyja in her hall, where she may eat bountifully and forever.

If Egill's daughter is interpreted as a symbol of suffering women carried to Fólkvangr, the same place where the handpicked souls of ancient warriors go to become Freyja's guard—then Fólkvangr is a perfect poetic name for a safe haven for Freyja daughters—the women of Western Civilization.

Meanwhile, for specific men to build Fólkvangr while providing genuine security is poetically tantamount to those warriors Freyja would choose to protect them.

Example: An advanced digital security system for the premises will be provided by Wolven Industries. Three hand-selected men (including Mike Norton) comprised the original physics and engineering team of the company to make such technology possible.

With that said, the project is being executed with the principle of radical transparency. From...

• Where every dollar of the project is coming from, to 
• How every dollar is spent, as well as 
• Obstacles encountered, and
• Why those obstacles were encountered, to
• What's being done to overcome those obstacles

From start to completion, anyone following and supporting the project will be able to check in on its monthly progress as necessary to feel at ease about the legitimacy of the project as well as hold Mike Norton accountable for results. 

This even includes involving the public in the planning process of the shelter itself—starting with this webinar.

Here is what will be discussed, a conversation guided with a live PowerPoint presentation:

• Ethical fundraising sources
• Hiring staff
• What the shelter will actually look like (construction plans)
• How the shelter will actually get built (even if Mike has to build the first buildings of it himself by hand with his own donated land on camera, similar to YouTube videos you can find of people building timber homes with their own tools)
• Installing security and security protocols
• The possibility of building other Fólkvangr locations throughout America and Europe over time

Input your information below to attend the webinar, thereby empowering yourself to be a part of the planning process as to speak to Mike Norton live, as well as to receive the recording of the webinar, as well as any notes written from the conversations, after the call ends.