Hello! My name is Kirstie and I’m a researcher in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge. I study adolescent brain development, which means I put teenagers and young adults in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners and take … Continue reading
Many women become empowered in STEM thanks to dedicated people who teach, support and encourage digital inclusion, web literacy and digital equity around the world. As we celebrate Ada Lovelace Day this month, we want to raise up more influential … Continue reading
We continue to celebrate the great people and work across the globe this month with Keri Randolph, Assistant Superintendent for Innovation for the Hamilton County Department of Education in Chattanooga, TN. She began a STEM fellows program for educators while … Continue reading
When I joined Mozilla as the Director of Hive Toronto, the network was a small, dedicated community of youth-serving educators and organizations who had come together for 3 pop-ups to increase digital literacy learning opportunities for Toronto youth. Through this … Continue reading
This is a guest blog post by Kat Braybrooke, the Co-Design Lead on this project. A hands-on hackathon for educators In summer 2014, representatives of Mozilla, the University of Toronto, and local youth-serving organizations gathered for a hackathon at Mozilla’s … Continue reading
Here at the Hive Toronto Learning Network, we started the new year by welcoming 20 new member organizations into the network, growing our membership to include more than 60 youth-serving organizations. As Mozilla’s initiative to help youth become creators with … Continue reading
This post was written by Marianne Mader, co-founder of STEAMLabs and Planetary Science PhD Candidate at the Centre for Planetary Science and Exploration, and reflects her experience in running a pop up station as part of the International Space Education Board “International Student … Continue reading
This is a re-post from the Hive column on Huffington Post Teen. By Zainab Oni I attended the White House Science Fair as a representative of my MOUSE Corps team, Hudson High School of Learning Technologies, and Mozilla and Hive … Continue reading
