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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.

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.

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

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.

Looking to learn more about or engage with Mozilla Fellows and Awardees around the world? Stay up-to-date with regular updates about these leaders and their work by reviewing the current and upcoming news and announcements below.

The five judges below will spend the next month reviewing 41 applications, ultimately selecting at least six winners.

Last week, Mozilla had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Indaba X event hosted at Wits University, marking a significant milestone for our Responsible Computing Challenge (RCC) in South Africa.

In the struggle over who can train AI models and how, there’s a casualty many people don’t realize: The open web. Mozilla speaks with the team behind the Data Provenance Initiative, a Data Futures Lab Awardee.

A qualitative study by HER Internet reveals how marginalized groups in Uganda are both helped and harmed by AI systems

Some of the current hype around artificial intelligence is perhaps overrated. At least that's what the average Brazilian believes and understands, considering the recently published data in the survey that measured perceptions about AI. for the Brazil UK Forum.

Amazon Mining Watch is relaunching today as a true monitoring platform to track illegal open-pit gold mining in the Amazon rainforest.