Idioma: English (mozilla)
Provide space and reflection on open source community building:
- How might we balance reward and enablement?
- How do we know when a dynamic becomes exploitative?
- How might we balance financial sustainability and imbalance of power in funded open source projects?
- How might we ensure that these projects undo the harms of capitalism, rather than feed them?
- How could praxis such as design justice and ubuntu AI play a role in informing community building?
The aim of the session, is to provide space for people to reflect and generate idea about the future of open source community building.
¿Por qué has elegido ese espacio? ¿Cómo se ajusta tu sesión a la descripción del espacio?:Mozilla has a long history of community building, but alot has changed since we began. For example open source has been embraced by big tech, open source communities are "scalling" into Global South.
¿Cómo vas a hacer frente si varía el número de participantes en tu sesión? ¿Y si asisten 30 participantes? ¿Y si son 3?:We want space for reflection and creation, we will use facilitation techniques that allow for everyone to partiicapte regardless of the numbers of attendees. For example using breakout rooms and having facilitators.
¿Qué pasará después del MozFest? Esperamos que muchos esfuerzos y discusiones continúen después de MozFest. Comparte cualquier idea que tengas sobre cómo continuar el trabajo de tu sesión.:The aim is to help us reflect with peers what we think the future of open source community building is.
¿En qué idioma te gustaría realizar tu sesión?: Inglés, Holandés, Frisón, Español, Francés, Italiano, Bengalí, Alemán, Ruso, Griego, Portugués, Mandarín, Kiswahili, Cantonés
Hillary (she/her) is the Common Voice Community Manager at Mozilla. Mozilla Common Voice is an open-source initiative to make voice technology more inclusive. Contributors donate speech data to a public dataset, which anyone can then use to train voice-enabled technology. As part of the role, Hillary support language communities through activities such as the Common Voice Language Reps to facilitate community feedback and cross-communal learning.
