Mozilla’s mission is to ensure a healthy and equitable Internet for all. Mozilla’s partnerships and connections in the community bring the fabric of our work together through five key issues designed to support the health of the Internet: privacy and … Continue reading
As the Internet becomes more embedded in our daily lives, Mozilla believes we need to broaden participation to make it a more inclusive, open platform and experience for all. Mozilla supports this belief by fueling new approaches to digital learning … Continue reading
During the the Mozilla Learning community call this month, we had the opportunity to chat with Rachel Roberson from KQED, Andrew Brennen from Student Voice, and Ariam Mogos from Global Kids, to learn more about their programs and campaigns that … Continue reading
At the State of Hive NYC 2015 Meet-up, Hive NYC members met to identify collective strengths, weaknesses, and to name opportunities. One clear strength was Hive NYC’s value as a learning network where organizations develop new ideas, experiment, and sustain … Continue reading
cross-posted from the Hive NYC blog Last week, programmers, designers, educators and learning innovators came together in New York to hack for a better web. The Project:Connect hackathon — hosted by the MacArthur Foundation, Facebook, the Family Online Safety Institute and … Continue reading
On the heels of the successful Mozilla Summer Code Party campaign – nearly 700 events in 80+ countries reaching over 5,000 people – and an all-hands meeting of the MoFo (Mozilla Foundation employee) minds two weeks ago, Mark Surman wrote … Continue reading
