Student Engagement & Responsible Computing at Indaba X South Africa

Last week, Mozilla had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Indaba X event hosted at Wits University, marking a significant milestone for our Responsible Computing Challenge (RCC) in South Africa.

Mozilla’s J. Bob Alotta Named to Fast Company’s Queer 50 List

The fifth-annual Queer 50 Awards honor LGBTQ individuals transforming tech, business, and more.

The Responsible Computing Challenge Announces First Awardees in India

NineIndian universities will receive $25,000 USD each to embed ethics into their higher education computing curricula

Don’t be Fooled by Meta’s Transparency Display: Election Integrity Risks Remain

Last week, Meta published CrowdTangle Live Displays to help users sift through Facebook and Instagram posts of candidates ahead of the European Parliamentary elections, which begin this Thursday, June 6-9.

Mozilla’s Responsible Computing Challenge Opens Applications in South Africa

Mozilla and USAID are awarding at least six grants from a pool of $192,000 USD (~R3.6 million ZAR)to higher education institutions in South Africa.

Why I’m Joining Mozilla as Executive Director

The through-line of my career has been grappling with how technology can uplift or stifle human agency. I choose the former. I bet you do too.

Robotics and Ethics Intersect for RCC Awardee Jomo Kenyatta University

We are highlighting the work of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), whose project embeds ethical considerations into the development of robotics.

Expanded Indian-Language Data Set Mitigates Hate Speech Online in India, Elsewhere

The open-source index, built by Mozilla Data Futures Lab grantee Tattle, powers a browser extension that automatically identifies and redacts hateful words

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