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Electric South, a Mozilla IRL Fund Awardee, uses immersive media to help artists across Africa tell their stories with new technologies.

The open-source index, built by Mozilla Data Futures Lab grantee Tattle, powers a browser extension that automatically identifies and redacts hateful words

Author Min’enhle Ncube is an anthropologist and Mozilla Africa Mradi Research Grantee. Ncube is investigating the challenges and dangers posed by biased datasets in the delivery of quality and timely care to pregnant people

At this year’s Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum (DRIF) in Accra, a team from Mozilla Foundation’s Africa Innovation Mradi program will be in attendance to engage with the community of researchers, funders, civil society actors, journalists and tech builders.

On February 11th and 12th, Mozilla’s Responsible Computing Challenge (RCC) joined student groups at San José State University (SJSU) to get on the ground and build student engagement in the responsible tech ecosystem.

A paper by Mozilla Awardee Esther Mwema and Mozilla Senior Advisor Dr. Abeba Birhane highlights the extractive nature of Alphabet’s Equiano and Meta’s 2Africa undersea cables

The SIVIO Institute is a Mozilla IRL Fund Awardee. It has developed a tool to measure the effectiveness of financial inclusion policies aimed at Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) – a critical first step in ensuring the success of smaller businesses.

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Im vergangenen Monat untersuchte die Responsible Computing Challenge (RCC) Gemeinschaft in Indien – zusammen mit mehreren Verbündeten – das wichtige Thema der digitalen Zugänglichkeit.

Mozilla wird Technologen, Forscher, Aktivisten und andere an der Schnittstelle von digitaler Technologie und sozialer Gerechtigkeit unterstützen.

Diana Gichengo ist die nationale Koordinatorin des Institute for Social Accountability in Kenia (TISA), einem Preisträger des Mozilla IRL Fund. Wir sprachen mit ihr über die neue App von TISA, die den Kenianern hilft, mit ihrer Regierung in Kontakt zu treten und Vertreter zur Verantwortung zu ziehen

Laut einer von MISA durchgeführten und von Mozilla unterstützten Studie stellen die Bereitschaft zur Nutzung von KI, ihr Einsatz und ihr potenzieller Missbrauch allesamt Probleme dar.