MOZILLA FESTIVALHOMEUNIQUELY MOZFESTGET INVOLVEDNEWS AND UPDATESBECOME A SPONSORMEDIA CENTER The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL (WWW The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored MOZILLA FESTIVAL FOR TECHNOLOGISTS MozFest is a unique hybrid: part art, tech and society convening, part maker festival, and the premiere gathering for developers and other technologists in diverse global MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Welcome to the MozFest schedule! Here you can discover recorded sessions and watch on-demand until June 16, 2021. You can filter your view of what’s happening at MozFest by Space, Tag, Session Type, and Date using the filter feature. To view sessions that MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored

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Dialogues & Debates is MozFest’s space for fiery keynote talks and compelling panel discussions. Every year luminaries from across the internet health movement will deliver talks and panels about issues at the intersection of technology and society. Past speakers have hailed from Kenya, France, India, Bahrain, the U.S., the UK, and beyond. They are influential activists, hackers, engineers MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVALHOMEUNIQUELY MOZFESTGET INVOLVEDNEWS AND UPDATESBECOME A SPONSORMEDIA CENTER The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL (WWW The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored MOZILLA FESTIVAL FOR TECHNOLOGISTS MozFest is a unique hybrid: part art, tech and society convening, part maker festival, and the premiere gathering for developers and other technologists in diverse global MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Welcome to the MozFest schedule! Here you can discover recorded sessions and watch on-demand until June 16, 2021. You can filter your view of what’s happening at MozFest by Space, Tag, Session Type, and Date using the filter feature. To view sessions that MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored

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Dialogues & Debates is MozFest’s space for fiery keynote talks and compelling panel discussions. Every year luminaries from across the internet health movement will deliver talks and panels about issues at the intersection of technology and society. Past speakers have hailed from Kenya, France, India, Bahrain, the U.S., the UK, and beyond. They are influential activists, hackers, engineers MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL FOR TECHNOLOGISTS MozFest is a unique hybrid: part art, tech and society convening, part maker festival, and the premiere gathering for developers and other technologists in diverse global MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE Hosted within the platform Spatial Chat, POV: After Hours will be a casual meet and greet directly after the Combating Implicit Biases In Technology Through Impact Storytelling to continue discussing the themes of implicit biases and data/privacy surveillance in emerging technologies found in the Mozfest exhibition piece titled POV: Points

of View.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE As the internet becomes more deeply entwined in people’s everyday lives, data flows around us in ever more complex ways – wearable technologies monitor our heartbeat, AI voice assistants cohabit our kitchens and our children’s bedrooms, smart cities know our every move, and facial recognition determines our access across country

borders.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The piece explores the challenges associated with deepfakes, shallow fakes and bots. All the images, videos, audio and text- about 90% of the experience is created with AI. The end result is a unique storytelling experience that explores deception, conspiracy, and the way humans create meaning and make connections. The experience starts

in the

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE These discussions rarely happen when people learn quantitative skills, creating a system that reinforces inequity and prioritizes established ways-of-knowing. At this workshop, we will discuss these ideas with participants and record their perspectives, which will be woven into podcast episodes to help tell the human story of data. MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression. MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Future of Money: A Simulation Game. Giant companies, governments, and proprietary networks control how money moves around the globe through systems that are centralized and grossly inequitable. Join this simulation game to strategize, brainstorm, build worlds and act in-character to explore emerging methods of monetization, how to

counter

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

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MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The explosion in AI has related directly to an explosion in the available data for training: these algorithms are fed massive datasets and learn to imitate the human behaviors that went into creating them. In this workshop, we'll explore a quick history of the datasets behind AI and the human labor that made them, discussing the advent of web MOZILLA FESTIVALHOMEUNIQUELY MOZFESTGET INVOLVEDNEWS AND UPDATESBECOME A SPONSORMEDIA CENTER The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL (WWW The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored

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Updates. MozFest is a celebration for, by, and about people who love the internet, showcasing world-changing ideas and technology through exhibitions, talks and interactive sessions. The next Mozilla Festival will be held in March 2022. But you can join the us and the internet health movement today. MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

information

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

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J. Bob Alotta - VP, Global Programs - Mozilla. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and moves online for this year, we’ll remain

focused

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVALHOMEUNIQUELY MOZFESTGET INVOLVEDNEWS AND UPDATESBECOME A SPONSORMEDIA CENTER The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL (WWW The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored

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Updates. MozFest is a celebration for, by, and about people who love the internet, showcasing world-changing ideas and technology through exhibitions, talks and interactive sessions. The next Mozilla Festival will be held in March 2022. But you can join the us and the internet health movement today. MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

information

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

MOZILLA FESTIVAL

J. Bob Alotta - VP, Global Programs - Mozilla. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and moves online for this year, we’ll remain

focused

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE The piece explores the challenges associated with deepfakes, shallow fakes and bots. All the images, videos, audio and text- about 90% of the experience is created with AI. The end result is a unique storytelling experience that explores deception, conspiracy, and the way humans create meaning and make connections. The experience starts

in the

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T. The Mozilla Festival respects Mozilla's community participation guidelines.These guidelines cover our behaviour as participants, facilitators, space wranglers, staff, volunteers, vendors, and anyone else involved in making MozFest possible. MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

information

MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE There is a diversity crisis in the tech industry: a homogeneous group of technologists builds solutions for our diverse population. This lack of diversity yields biased technology products that, at best, don’t serve everyone and, at worst, actively harm marginalized

groups.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE en Not recorded Mozilla Mozilla Fellows & Awardees, Mozilla, Data. This session will take place in Spatial Chat across Data Futures Video room & Data Futures Lab Q&A room in the Room List. You can watch the presentations in the Video room and ask questions with presenters in the Q&A room. More and more people are becoming interested in how the

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure

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J. Bob Alotta - VP, Global Programs - Mozilla. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and moves online for this year, we’ll remain

focused

MOZILLA FESTIVALHOMEUNIQUELY MOZFESTGET INVOLVEDNEWS AND UPDATESBECOME A SPONSORMEDIA CENTER The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL (WWW The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored

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Updates. MozFest is a celebration for, by, and about people who love the internet, showcasing world-changing ideas and technology through exhibitions, talks and interactive sessions. The next Mozilla Festival will be held in March 2022. But you can join the us and the internet health movement today. MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

information

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

MOZILLA FESTIVAL

J. Bob Alotta - VP, Global Programs - Mozilla. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and moves online for this year, we’ll remain

focused

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVALHOMEUNIQUELY MOZFESTGET INVOLVEDNEWS AND UPDATESBECOME A SPONSORMEDIA CENTER The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL (WWW The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored

MOZILLA FESTIVAL

Updates. MozFest is a celebration for, by, and about people who love the internet, showcasing world-changing ideas and technology through exhibitions, talks and interactive sessions. The next Mozilla Festival will be held in March 2022. But you can join the us and the internet health movement today. MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The festival was held from 8 March - 19 March, 2021, unfolding as a global rolling event, across time zones and over the span of two weeks, with interactive sessions, films, talks, discussions, workshops, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over 9,500 participants, and nearly 900 Facilitators, hosted and attended 582 sessions and explored MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

information

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Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

MOZILLA FESTIVAL

J. Bob Alotta - VP, Global Programs - Mozilla. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and moves online for this year, we’ll remain

focused

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Mozilla Festival 2021 ScheduleDescription: Activists in the internet health movement will gather at MozFest to move the needle in tech, art, social responsibility, ethics, and AI. Will you join us? MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE The piece explores the challenges associated with deepfakes, shallow fakes and bots. All the images, videos, audio and text- about 90% of the experience is created with AI. The end result is a unique storytelling experience that explores deception, conspiracy, and the way humans create meaning and make connections. The experience starts

in the

MOZILLA FESTIVAL

R-E-S-P-E-C-T. The Mozilla Festival respects Mozilla's community participation guidelines.These guidelines cover our behaviour as participants, facilitators, space wranglers, staff, volunteers, vendors, and anyone else involved in making MozFest possible. MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE Building a security practitioner’s toolkit for social revolts. In the past years we’ve witnessed revolutions across the world. From Ecuador to Chile, through Colombia and Perú, people have taken to streets and mobilized against structural violence, inequality, corruption, and failed governments. In this workshop, Latin American

information

MOZILLA FESTIVAL 2021 SCHEDULE There is a diversity crisis in the tech industry: a homogeneous group of technologists builds solutions for our diverse population. This lack of diversity yields biased technology products that, at best, don’t serve everyone and, at worst, actively harm marginalized

groups.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism, Systems of Oppression, and Technology. In this session we'll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression.

MOZILLA FESTIVAL

Mozilla is a global non-profit dedicated to putting you in control of your online experience and shaping the future of the web for the

public good.

MOZFEST-2021-WEBSITE en Not recorded Mozilla Mozilla Fellows & Awardees, Mozilla, Data. This session will take place in Spatial Chat across Data Futures Video room & Data Futures Lab Q&A room in the Room List. You can watch the presentations in the Video room and ask questions with presenters in the Q&A room. More and more people are becoming interested in how the

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The joy of playfulness and invention that is at the core of MozFest is critical to fueling our movements. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure

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J. Bob Alotta - VP, Global Programs - Mozilla. Read the full blog post by J. Bob Alotta on why MozFest 2021 is such a vital time for the festival. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and moves online for this year, we’ll remain

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AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS ------------------------- ARRIVE WITH AN IDEA, LEAVE WITH A COMMUNITY MozFest is a unique hybrid: part art, tech and society convening, part maker festival, and the premiere gathering for activists in diverse global movements fighting for a more humane digital world.

3,000+ PARTICIPANTS

Artists, activists, technologists, advocates, students, and journalists with a single mission: a better, healthier internet

300+ SESSIONS

Immersive sessions that teach privacy best practices, develop solutions to online misinformation and harassment, build open-source tools, support Trustworthy AI innovations, and more

82+ COUNTRIES

MozFest welcomes activists from Taipei, coders from Berlin, educators from Nairobi, researchers from Brasilia, and others from regions and movements around the world 7 DAYS OF PROGRAMMING MozFest unfolds over the span of an entire week, with interactive sessions, talks, round-tables, hack-a-thons, exhibits, and socials. Over the last ten years, MozFest has fueled the movement to ensure the internet benefits humanity, rather than harms it. As the festival matures and is welcomed in its new host city of Amsterdam, we’ll remain focused in our work to build a healthier internet and more Trustworthy AI. SAVE THE DATE FOR MOZFEST 2021 where the brightest minds and most ambitious ideas from the internet health movement will come together under one roof. -------------------------

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DIALOGUES AND DEBATES MozFest’s Dialogues & Debates stage features talks and compelling panels about the intersection of the internet and society. With the goal of inspiring action for a healthier internet and more Trustworthy AI, programming has included a wide range of diverse topics and speakers. Past speakers include:

Zeynep Tufekci

Audrey Tang

Nanjira Sambuli

Tim Berners-Lee

Watch Dialogues and Debates SESSIONS THAT MADE AN IMPACT Of the hundreds of sessions that take place over 7 days, these sessions represent some of the diverse work and audience of the festival that inspire us towards a healthier internet. GUIDE TO THE XR UK SELF-ORGANISING SYSTEM The Extinction Rebellion Self-Organising Systems team ran an session on self-organisation and building decentralised movements, sharing experiences between the internet health and environmental movements.

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MORAL LABYRINTH

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