This post is submitted by Erum Hasan from the YWCA Girls Centre. Erum is a 17 year-old blogger, an active member of the YWCA Girls Council, a long-time member of Hive Toronto and part of the Ca.pture Youth Council. The … Continue reading
Each month, we feature an update from a Study Group Lead. This month we hear from Tom (@tomhohenstein, or @tomhohenstein), who manages a university library study group in Boston, Massachusetts. Study Group Description: Boston University Study Group : a meet-up for co-working … Continue reading
Project call is back! For our November project call, we’ll be testing a new format together with the Mozilla Foundation demos call. Join the Mozilla Foundation demos call this Friday to hear about the work we’re doing to fuel the … Continue reading
The 16 weeks between May 16 and September 4 were very busy for the nine Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund grantees. During that period, gigabit-related applications were developed to advance the internet and to help educators and students realize the potential … Continue reading
Since the most recent U.S. election, our communities and schools have seen a sharp increase in open hostility towards people of color, immigrants, Muslims, LGBTQ+ people, women, and other traditionally oppressed and underserved populations. These are the very people we … Continue reading
In 2013, we set out to build Mozilla’s first open science program with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Over three years later, we’re pleased to announce a two-year award from the Sloan Foundation to further support that work … Continue reading
This project is supported by a grant from CIRA’s Community Investment Program. CIRA’s Community Investment Program gives back by supporting initiatives and programs that help build a better online Canada. This post is submitted by Erum Hasan from the YWCA … Continue reading
This November we are kickstarting a campaign to localize the Offline Icebreakers teaching kit and we need your help! Head over to this website to get started. Following the success of the campaign to localize the Web Literacy Basics I teaching … Continue reading
As many of you know, last week we hosted our annual Mozilla Festival in London; an event that spans three days with talks, sessions, workshops, and activities designed to question and promote the open internet. Each floor in the Mozfest … Continue reading
