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Today, Mozilla is opening its Tech & Society Fellowship call for proposals. We are seeking up to 10 tech-and-society strategists to partner with civil society organizations, layer impactful technology into their work and community engagement, and help realize a more just digital world.

The internet today is entwined with all aspects of society, from personal expression and privacy to economic equality and fair elections. It’s also wher…

The Mozilla Tech Policy Fellowship brings together tech policy experts from around the world to participate in policy efforts to improve the health of t…

As we work to further the movement for a healthy internet, we are sharing the lessons we learn so others can apply them to their own contexts.

As a Mozilla Fellow, Odanga Madung has exposed a flourishing disinformation industry in Kenya, and pushed social media platforms to confront it. But Madung’s fellowship almost didn’t happen.

This article is part two in a three-part series sharing lessons learned as we “decolonize tech” in the Global South through the Tech and Society Fellowship.

Civil society is not as it was 10 years ago: activists and researchers around the globe now face privacy and security risks they couldn’t have imagined one decade prior.

Mozilla program officers share key reflections on investing in the Tech and Society fellowship in the Global South.

This is a profile of Jessica Chemali, a Mozilla Fellow in the Tech and Society Fellowship program.

Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, learn, and socialize. With the potential for this technology to perpetuate individual and collective harms, action from consumers is needed to pressure companies to change their practices. Over the past year, this has been an important focus of our movement-based approach to making AI more trustworthy. A key component of Mozilla’s approach to mitigating harms and imagining new pathways is through supporting Mozilla fellows, who are creating new ways to hold platforms to account on behalf of consumers and fuel the movement for internet health.

This is a profile of Reem Al-Masri, a Mozilla Fellow in the Tech and Society Fellowship program.

This is a profile of Nadine Moawad, a Mozilla Fellow in the Tech and Society Fellowship program.