Many of our readers know that in 2015 we launched a program called Mozilla Fellows for Science, designed to support four individuals over the course of ten months as they work to complete projects in open source, open science, and … Continue reading
Back in October 2015, I posted an invitation to jump into the firehose of open data with me. To my delight, Stephanie Wykstra of Innovations for Poverty Action took me up on the offer and plunged in head first. We … Continue reading
The first week in February was a big one for the Mozilla Science Lab. We hosted a week-long workweek for our Fellows for Science in Berlin, which culminated in a 2-day mini-conference that we called WOW, the Working Open Workshop. … Continue reading
Our next community call will take place this Thursday, February 11. The call is open to the public and will start at 11:00 am ET. Call in details can be found on the call etherpad (where you can also find … Continue reading
Mozilla is excited to be back in Kansas City and even more excited to continue our work with inspiring local educators, innovators and technologists to leverage technology as a force for good in learning spaces. We will continue to support … Continue reading
On January 20, 2016, we kicked off a new project, Web Literacy Skills for Library Staff in collaboration with University of Washington, Technology and Social Change Group and funded by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS). Project goals … Continue reading
This past weekend, over fifty teens joined mentors, sponsors, and judges for the first ever SPARK Hackathon at St. Anne’s-Belfield School (STAB) in Charlottesville, VA. Participants came from six different area high schools and formed teams to tackle real-world problems … Continue reading
