Building on our experience and lessons learned over the past 10+ years, we’re now exploring how to further strengthen and streamline our fellowships program to meet the changing needs of both existing leaders and the next wave of changemakers. And because openness is key to who we are as Mozilla, we’re sharing our early thinking on the future of fellowships even as our approach evolves.

In order to better support a globally distributed community of dataset users, developers, language activists and voice contributors the Common Voice team is launching a Discord server.

MozFest House Zambia was a celebration of collective action and solidarity

Explore the insights from MozFest House Zambia, where technologists, policymakers, and activists discuss AI's transformative potential and challenges in Africa.

Study of booming market shows how sharing and exploitation of health and biometric data fuels everything from insurance hikes to workplace discrimination

Research published today by Min’enhle Ncube from the University of Cape Town, notes that as maternal health AI solutions emerge, they risk replicating biases due to datasets that do not reflect culturally relevant practices and knowledge. Ncube’s research is supported by Mozilla as part of the Africa Mradi grants supporting interdisciplinary researchers investigating the impact of AI on communities in Eastern and Southern African regions.

10 Reasons I’m Already Packing for MozFest House Zambia

The Common Voice navbar will be changing to allow for a 2025 update that introduces Spontaneous Speech, a new mode of contribution and new dataset.

Mozilla Foundation's Responsible Computing Challenge welcomes student ambassadors at San José State University

As South Africa advances its strides toward AI governance, a student-led society is seizing this opportunity to forge a more equitable AI strategy.

Mozilla’s Responsible Computing Challenge (RCC) initiative hosted the first global conclave of partners, educators, and students in Kerala, India on October 21st - 24th.