MozFest invited 14 people from around the world to host conversations from our Twitter account to raise awareness, ask thought-provoking questions, and provide ways for us to get involved in relevant internet health issues. Here is a snapshot of the hosts and their topics, and links to the archived conversations.
What makes MozFest so special? Part of the magic is its incredible team of dedicated and welcoming Volunteers. Find out more about what it means to Volunteer at MozFest in-person or online from our guest authors, Mark and Mate Varga.
Calling all Builders and Civil Society Actors: join the MozFest TAI Working Groups to invent and share responses and solutions to the most urgent issues in trustworthy AI.
YouTube’s algorithm often suggests videos that are disturbing, spread misinformation, or are actively harmful. Here’s how you can protect yourself from the worst.
What would happen if Facebook or Google decided tomorrow to follow the Australian example and leave the Netherlands because they do not agree with the direction in which the debates around the Digital Service Acts are evolving? A thought experiment so far, and yet the experience of Australia and the power play between government and tech giants has shown us that it can become reality all of a sudden. Where would that leave governments and the Dutch news sector that in so many ways depend on the big tech companies.
An inaugural cohort of twenty-two colleges and universities have come together in collaboration to create a playbook with lessons learned on how schools can update computing curricula to help students bring ethics and a holistic view of society to the design of technology products.
Use and adapt these resources from the Mozilla Festival and its global community to incorporate into your own community building work as you design your own virtual events and gatherings.
