Thanks to generous support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Mozilla Science is ecstatic to announce that we have awarded our first three mini-grants in support of project ideas fostering open innovation, efficiency in regards to practicing open science, and … Continue reading
Hive Toronto is excited to announce 10 projects that will support Mozilla’s mission in their work towards a healthy and accessible internet. With the release of the Mozilla’s Internet Health Report, communities around the world are rallying to make a … Continue reading
In April 2017, the Mozilla Science Lab closed its third-annual call for fellows. Since that time we processed an impressive number of applications — from a record of 1090 impressive submissions. As in previous years, we conducted de-biased blind reviews, scheduled two- … Continue reading
Open Source for All: A call to action for community needs. The term “Open Source” is often used to only define software development — specifically the promotion, creation and distribution of free software and the ability for it to be … Continue reading
This next week, we’re hosting a community call on issues of open project management in science, and we want you there! For background, the Science Lab community call takes place every other month, highlighting recent developments and work of the community relevant to … Continue reading
The Mozilla Festival, or “MozFest” for short, will take place in London, UK – October 27-29th and the call for proposals is up and running. Now is your chance to propose a session in one of our five main event spaces, … Continue reading
Last week, the 2016 Mozilla Fellows for Science and Mozilla Science lab joined Mozilla Science staff and special guests Chicago Hive’s Kenyatta Forbes and new Kent State faculty and 2015 fellowship alum Christie Bahlai! We are scientists, data specialists, open … Continue reading
l’ACEI [Pour diffusion immédiate] La cyberintimidation ne disparaît pas à la fin des classes Mozilla Hive Toronto et des ados font équipe dans la lutte contre la cyberintimidation. Toronto, le 26 juin 2017. – La fin des classes est arrivée, … Continue reading
The Ca.pture 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. Canadian Internet Registration Authority [FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE] Cyberbullying doesn’t … Continue reading
