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Join MozFest House Zambia on November 20, 2024, as open-source tech leader and Executive Director of Ushahidi, Angela Oduor Lungati, headlines the event. Learn how Ushahidi’s global impact on crisis mapping and community-driven tech aligns with MozFest’s mission of Building Alternative Technology for collective action toward trustworthy AI.

Mozilla Festival is working closely with partners and allies, in solidarity, to collectively explore the core issues facing us today.

MozFest 2024 is focused on Solidarity. We are hosting MozFest House in The Netherlands & in Zambia in 2024. And every month, we will be hosting virtual events to gather with the global community.

In 2023, MozFest is harnessing our collective power to better our digital landscape, build transformative systems, and sustain momentum within our community towards positive human and digital rights progress. It is through the collective power of the people that we can actualize Trustworthy AI.

As we gear up towards another MozFest cycle, we are building on what we learned in the previous year.

Our tech community is excited about MozFest 2022. Are you? Here’s a few reasons why you should be.

How we intend to come together at MozFest 2022 to start building a healthier internet for those affected by misinformation and disinformation.

As we gear up towards another MozFest cycle, we are building on what we learned in the previous year.

Common Voice wouldn’t be possible without our language communities. Language community members mobilise participation and inspire us as a team. I joined…

Lessons learned from the federated design process of planning and co-creating the program of community-led sessions, activities, and experiences for the MozFest 2021.

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.

Between now and March, we’ll be spotlighting people and projects from Amsterdam that bring a little bit of the city to your neighborhood. This is part 3, spotlighting BBFinder, an app to assist in locating black owned businesses and connect the community.