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Explore the highlights and memorable moments from MozFest House Amsterdam 2024, celebrating solidarity and togetherness. Find out what's happening next!

MozFest House Amsterdam presents Songs of the Living: exploring the interplay of voice, body, and technology.

MozFest isn’t just another virtual conference. We’re a party for artists, a playground for tech enthusiasts, a workspace for makers, and an energy tank for activists. Here are 5 reasons you should attend!

MozFest's Ethical Dilemma Cafe was the perfect start to a new education project, “Ethics in Tech,” an interactive learning resource for primary school pupils to learn about racist, sexist, and ageist computer algorithms. We need to prepare the next generation of digital leaders to understand the dangers of biased algorithms.

The world’s best tech conference boasts interactive and immersive sessions focused on AI, decentralization, mindfulness and wellness, family, and more. Here are highlights from the first two days of the live festival.

It’s time to have an open discussion about power and ethics in tech. Is there a place for ethics in tech governance and how do we address the protection communities need from the complexities of AI? We believe there’s space for a new narrative.

As you set new year’s resolutions, short- and long-term goals, or establish your “word” for the year, we encourage you to join the MozFest community in refocusing and refreshing, both personally and professionally.

MozFest is the Mozilla Foundation’s flagship community festival held every year. It is a forum and space (many spaces) for thinkers, technologists, makers, builders, learners, and first-timers to come together and learn from each other. Learn more about the event design process and what you can expect if you get involved.

Learn more about the 27 Mozilla Festival sessions from countries all around the world, including the Netherlands, the US, Brazil, India and many more. The programme included both live formats like workshops, live performances and discussions, as well as a virtual exhibition of art and media creations – all about Creative AI.

What started as a small decision by a couple of people on the Mozilla Festival team to take a growth hacking professional development course put processes in motion that resulted in nearly 10,000 people from around the world attending a virtual event for internet health: the Mozilla Festival.

The Mozilla Foundation, in partnership with The Spelman College Center of Excellence for Minority Women in STEM (COE-MWS) and the Atlanta University Center Data Science Initiative, UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry, is launching The Future is Intersectional: Black Women Interrogating Technology.

Digital Grassroots short film 'On this side of the web' aims to show how the global culture and our individual heritage may keep us on the other side of the internet divide. The film will be part of the Global Culture and Heritage Space, which challenges us to explore new ways for bringing the disconnected onboard so that the future of AI will be inclusive and representative of its users.