All around the world, passionate Mozillians are working to move Mozilla’s mission forward. But if you asked five different Mozillians what the mission is, you might get seven different answers. … Read more
This year, during the 2016 planning process, an exciting opportunity arose to impact goals around participation across the organization. Chris Beard announced “invite participation” as one of the five top-line … Read more
TL;DR Though a great deal was achieved and accomplished through the Participation Team’s collaboration with Firefox OS, a major realization was that participation can only be as successful as a … Read more
When the Demo Studio area of MDN launched in 2011, it was a great new place for developers to show off the then-cutting-edge technologies of HTML5 and CSS3. In the … Read more
With a successful Mozlando for the Participation Cohort still in our rear-view mirror, we are excited to begin the launch process for the Leadership Summit, happening next month in Singapore. … Read more
With the release of Firefox 43, we are pleased to welcome the 46 developers who contributed their first code change to Firefox in this release, 35 of whom were brand … Read more
I’ve noticed that the terms “participation” and “community” have become more or less interchangeable in the context of Mozilla. I’ve even had a conversation with a Mozilla executive who said … Read more
With the release of Firefox 42, we are pleased to welcome the 41 developers who contributed their first code change to Firefox in this release, 26 of whom were brand … Read more
As part of the Participation Lab’s efforts we recently began conducting experiments on the Get Involved Page seeking to better understand how people navigate and connect (or fail to connect) … Read more
Federico klez Culloca made his first few edits to MDN in 2013, but started contributing in earnest in 2014, as a localizer for Mozilla Italia. After a couple of months, … Read more