We are thrilled to introduce our newest cohort of public interest technologists working with civil society organizations based in the Global Majority to embed meaningful technology expertise into their missions.

Join us at MozFest House Zambia for collective action towards trustworthy AI, centering African voices, and shaping a healthier internet.

For MozFest House Amsterdam 2024, we called on creatives to explore togetherness and solidarity through art. We saw a range of art and media installations speaking to the themes through mushrooms, sound, games, mapping and more. This blog summarizes all the pieces that came to MozFest House Amsterdam.

Mozilla seeks to explore how alumni can nurture relationships with each other, connect as a network, explore collaboration and share their impactful work with the world. Applications are now being accepted for the second cohort.

Explore MozFest House Amsterdam reflections on global collaboration, community engagement, and internet health.

The 2024 Olympics in Paris was filled with AI and tech and you may not have realized it. Here are 5 of the biggest AI moments in this year’s Olympic games.

Mozilla is sharing insight into our Senior Fellowship recruitment process, and the next steps

The ultimate goal of Economic Justice is to free every one of us to focus on things we love and engage creatively without economics as our driving force. At its core, it’s about putting people over profit. The harms experienced at this intersection include bias, discrimination, widening geographic inequality, exploitation of workers, opaque systems, monopoly and centralization, violation of consumer rights, extractivism, and manipulation.

The task to equitably reap the benefits of AI whilst mitigating risks requires collaboration from as many actors as possible - and so we, the signatories, extended a hand to African policymakers and the African Union.

Mozilla and several other privacy, public interest, and gender justice organizations are calling on Bumble to come clean as to whether they sell customer data — and to better protect customers’ privacy.

Tech platforms’ efforts at greater transparency — many in the context of the EU’s Digital Service Act (DSA) — vary widely, according to new research by Mozilla.