Amidst the current public health crisis, we’re being reminded of just how central the internet has become to our lives. It’s keeping us connected right now — to our friends, our families, our colleagues, our communities. It’s also a critical source of information for a public hungry for health information and a powerful collaboration platform for scientists tackling the spread of COVID19.
The festival returns November 7-9, featuring 240+ interactive sessions, art installations, youth-led sessions and a film festival. See the latest programming at mozillafestival.org
Detailed information about the request for nominations for the 2026 Mozilla Foundation fellowship program. 2026 Nominations are now closed, appointments to be announced in June 2026
The community at MozFest interrogated AI and the systematic harms embedded in the technology that result in bias and unsafe machines. Learn more about trust in AI here.
This is a profile of Mozilla Technology Fund awardee AI Forensics. A non-profit which investigates influential algorithms. It was previously known as Tracking Exposed, a project which had been pioneering new methods to hold big tech platforms accountable since 2016.
