We’re thrilled to announce MozFest Ambassadors, a trial program aimed to share MozFest with new communities around the world, from different perspectives and in different voices.
Misinformation is a scourge across the internet, misleading us with news that appears real (but isn't) and facts that appear solid (but aren't). How do you prevent falling for it all? That's where our weekly series Misinfo Monday steps in. This week: the final edition of Misinformation Monday.
Why should you bring your work to a virtual tech festival? Great question. Not only do we want you to attend, we want you to show up with your work in hand, ready to share ideas, collaborate with others, and become a part of our global internet health community.
What do cowboys and sponsorship of a digital rights gathering have in common? Going from wrangling sheep to wrangling sponsors at MozFest, Jesse has recaptured the imagination of the West.
The Netflix documentary “The Social Dilemma” has raised important questions about our online lives with a mainstream audience. What is the impact of social media on our mental health, our society — and when paired with misinformation — our institutions of democracy?
We’re excited to announce that the festival will begin March 8, 2021. Our Call for Proposals (CFP) for sessions will open October 26, 2020. On the surface, this re-imagined festival will be the same MozFest we know and love: community curated sessions, art exhibitions, partnered events and plenty of opportunity to meet new people over a beverage of your choice. However it will all be online.
Leena Haque, MozFest Facilitator, Wrangler, and Neurodivergent advocate shares her story about creating positive environments for those with cognitive differences and how she brings her work to MozFest, a unique digital rights and technology gathering in Europe.
