Written by Kenyatta Forbes Overview Twice a year, Mozilla hosts a global gathering called All Hands, a special opportunity for all paid staff and our most impactful community members, contributors, and volunteers to come together in person and dig into … Continue reading
Hive Toronto is excited to announce that we are a recipient of CIRA’s Community Investment Program. CIRA is actively building a stronger internet in Canada by providing funding to charities, not-for-profits and the academic community for projects that are on … Continue reading
This post is submitted by Erum Hasan from the YWCA Girls Centre. Erum is an active member of the YWCA Girls Council, a long-time member of Hive Toronto. Day 1: Through funding we received from CIRA.ca, our Girls’ Centre offered … Continue reading
The first few months of the year have been bustling for the Mozilla Learning team and community, filled with new web literacy curriculum and event resources, program expansions, and more. Here are just a few highlights: We launched two new … Continue reading
Last fall, we kicked off an effort to translate Web Literacy Basics I, a beginner module that includes six activities focused on teaching the basics of reading, writing and participating on the Web. Our initial goal was to have this … Continue reading
Starting today, we’re kicking off an effort to localize our Web Literacy Basics I curriculum and we need your help! There’s increasing interest in starting Mozilla Clubs and teaching web literacy skills in communities around the globe, but our … Continue reading
Mozilla believes everyone should have access to web literacy education, and the opportunity to learn critical 21st Century skills. We also believe in open source principles: free and accessible knowledge and technology that empower individuals and catalyze learning. It’s little … Continue reading
Every week, the Mozilla Learning Networks team–with staff located across the US, Canada, Brazil, London, and Berlin–gathers for an hour-long video conference to connect, plan, solve challenges, share resources and work together. In a recent meeting, we shared updates on … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Sue Smith, Mozilla contractor and co-founder of Hack Aye. Ever hear yourself explaining something and realise you’re understanding it yourself for the first time? Storytelling helps us make sense of how we got to … Continue reading
I often throw around big numbers when I talk about web literacy: “Soon we’ll have five billion people on the web. We need to make sure they all understand how it works and how to wield it.” I believe this. … Continue reading
