Author Min’enhle Ncube is an anthropologist and Mozilla Africa Mradi Research Grantee. Ncube is investigating the challenges and dangers posed by biased datasets in the delivery of quality and timely care to pregnant people
Angaza Vijana, a Nairobi-based nonprofit focused on healthcare, humanitarian assistance, and education, is a Mozilla IRL Fund Awardee. Its Mbele Pamoja project helps students access the internet and high-quality online learning materials.
SEE Africa is a Mozilla Common Voice awardee. The organization’s Africa Director and Project Lead, Rahma Mkai, told us about “Kiazi Bora,” a voice app that helps rural women in Tanzania learn how to grow and sell a powerhouse potato, boosting their nutrition, earning potential, and status as more equal members of society
SameSame (SiyaFanaFana) is a Mozilla IRL Fund Awardee. We spoke with co-founder Jonathan McKay about using a chatbot to support LGBTQI+ youth across the African continent.
Mozilla and USAID are awarding 10 grants out of a pool of $250,000 to institutions in India; awards will help shape the next generation of technologists
