November 7-9 | Barcelona, Spain

Mozilla Festival 2025

Press Center

Where Critical Minds Shape a More Trustworthy Digital World

For over 15 years, Mozilla Festival (formerly MozFest) has been the vital intersection for technologists, activists, researchers, artists, and policymakers dedicated to building a more ethical and inclusive internet. This year is set to be our most impactful gathering yet for media, offering unparalleled access to the conversations, innovations, and movements that are actively shaping our digital world.

The Mozilla Foundation's annual event is where critical change is driven through a unique fusion of culture and code. Join us to uncover groundbreaking stories, interview leading voices, and witness the collaborative efforts that are shaping a trustworthy digital future.

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Apply for Free Press Accreditation

Accreditation for press and media personnel attending Mozilla Festival is offered to journalists, freelancers, photographers, videographers, vloggers, podcasters, social media creators, and media partners.

Apply here

Why Mozilla Festival?

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    Newsworthy discussions and critical insights

    AI safety, data transparency, digital privacy, empowering online communities, youth digital literacy, and more.

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    Influential voices and unparalleled access

    Past speakers have included Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen (providing unparalleled insights into platform accountability), Taiwan's Digital Minister Audrey Tang (offering innovative approaches to digital democracy), and data illustrator Mona Chalabi (sharing unique perspectives on communicating complex data issues).

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    Community and collaborative Impact

    The Mozilla Festival is a unique hybrid event – part cutting-edge conference, part collaborative hackathon, and always a hub for vibrant community building. Witness panels, interactive workshops, and prototype showcases where diverse minds shape the internet's future together.

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    Global perspectives and diverse stories

    With contributors from over 100 countries, Mozilla Festival brings together a truly global mosaic of voices committed to digital rights.

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    Exclusive access and media support

    As an accredited member of the press, you'll gain unique opportunities to dive deeper and craft compelling stories.

Included in your Press Badge

  • One-on-one interviews: Secure exclusive interviews with privacy leaders, industry figures, and key speakers (including our "Unlearning" theme experts).
  • Behind-the-scenes insights: Get unparalleled access to interactive sessions, workshops, and prototype showcases.
  • The global community: More than a conference, it is a dynamic hub of real-time creation, problem-solving, and collaboration. Being on the ground, you'll hear stories about how people worldwide are working together to build a better internet.
  • Dedicated press lounge: Experience our on-site press lounge for a quiet workspace, networking, and direct support with media assets.
  • Curated media assets: Receive comprehensive press kits, high-resolution imagery, and b-roll footage to enhance your coverage.

About the Mozilla Foundation

Since 2003, the Mozilla Foundation has been a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting openness, innovation, and participation on the internet. As the host of Mozilla Festival, the organization works at the intersection of technology and human rights, advocating for systems that prioritize people.