Find new Mozilla content at https://blog.mozilla.org/internetcitizen/ — Hi there. Thanks for keeping up to date with Mozilla here on Medium! In the past, we’ve used this space to talk about our internet health work and to explore the issues that matter to us. We’ve published research, interviews, press releases, and more. Mozilla will continue writing about internet health, but in a different space. For the latest, head to https://blog.mozilla.org/internetcitizen/

Going forward, find new Mozilla content at foundation.mozilla.org/blog — Hi there. Thanks for keeping up to date with Mozilla here on Medium! Over the past several years, we’ve used this space to talk about our internet health work, to explore the issues that matter to us, and to give a microphone to Mozilla community members. …

Individuals and teams eligible for one-year, 50,000 USD Fellowship — Today, the Bassel Khartabil Fellowship is opening its second-annual call for applicants. The Bassel Khartabil Fellowship honors the legacy of beloved artist, open-source innovator, and free culture advocate Bassel Khartabil. This program supports outstanding individuals or teams developing free culture in their communities under adverse circumstances with financial stability and…

By Mark Surman Over the past year, we’ve been exploring the idea of making sure AI in consumer technology enriches — rather than harms — humanity. We call this ‘trustworthy AI’. This blog post provides an update. As a reminder: much of Mozilla’s work beyond Firefox is focused on movement…

Mozilla and EFF have sent a public letter to the CEO and COO of PayPal, which owns Venmo. We’re urging better privacy practices — Today, Mozilla and our friends at EFF are sending a public letter to PayPal’s leadership, CEO Dan Schulman and COO Bill Ready. We’re urging them to make Venmo users’ transactions private by default. And, to give users more privacy control over their friend lists. For more than a year, Mozilla…

By Abdoul Karim Coulibaly, Impact Evaluation Specialist at Mozilla The Mozilla Festival (MozFest) is an annual convening of thinkers and innovators from around the world who seek to build a healthier internet. It is a central piece in Mozilla’s movement-building strategy. MozFest started in 2010 as a small gathering of…

This August, Mozilla is retiring its Open Badges Backpack platform. We’re providing an easy-to-follow migration path for users who want to move their badges to Badgr, the free and open-source platform by Concentric Sky. …

At MozFest’s 10th anniversary, 20 luminaries will discuss what lies ahead for the internet and society — This October, the Mozilla Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary — and some of the biggest thinkers from the internet health movement will share the MozFest stage to talk about responsible AI, the future of disinformation, the state of online surveillance, and more. The MozFest speaker series, “Dialogues & Debates,”…

The latest recipients of Mozilla’s Open Science Mini-Grants are integrating openness with biomedicine and artificial intelligence — At Mozilla, one of our core principles is openness. This inspires us to create open-source products and projects ourselves — but also to support like-minded thinkers outside our organization who share our mindset. Today, we’re announcing our nine latest Open Science Mini-Grants: funding for researchers who are making science more…