We released a new schedule version!
Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:
- “The Search for Parables of AI” by ranjit, Katherine Reilly, Esteban Morales
- “Beyond Data Openness: Purpose, Privacy and Priorities” by Silvana Fumega, cat cortes, Natalia Carfi, Arturo Muente-Kunigami, Muchiri Nyaggah
- “Children and the Right to Privacy: Parental Protection or Stalker Ware?” by Najad Osman, Elaha Walizadeh
- “Biomimetic Problem Solving” by Beth Duckles, Jonah Duckles
- “Can you guess which song snippets are written by AI?” by Saloni Garg
- “The Unfreedom Monitor: A discussion on transparency in technology” by Veszna Wessenauer, Sindhuri Nandhakumar
- “Emergent Encounters Data Stewardship Happy Hour 1” by Gunnar de Jong, Philo
- “Accessibility in Human Rights Centered Design | La Accesibilidad en el Diseño Centrado en los Derechos Humanos” by Tim Stallmann, Chris Schweidler, Ranell Shubert, Tony Macias
- “Film Screening: The Ancestors Are Meeting Because We Have Met” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
- “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI
- “The Trillion Dollar platform in your pocket: A deep dive into how “SDKs” allow the digital giants to control your data” by Alistair Alexander, Jennifer Pybus
- “A Public Interest Framework – reclaiming media as an institution of democracy, peace, and security” by Deniz Wagner, Mira Milosevic, Joan Barata, Julia Madrazo, Lori
- “#MozFestZineFair: Bullshit Jobs (in China)” by Krish Raghav
- “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
- “Web accessibility clinic for open-source privacy and security tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena
- “How can African Indigenous language communities be safer online?” by Eddie Avila, Zita Zage, Siya Masuku
- “Breathe Deep: Machine Learning as Spiritual Practice” by Sam Danello, Roland Chen, Paul Joseph Rivera-Carlisle
- “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
- “Desarmando las piezas de la desinformación” by Adrian Pino, SOLEDAD ARREGUEZ MANOZZO
- “IRL: Online Life is Real Life, A Mozilla podcast” by Eeva Moore
- “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
- “Meet KOWA – An African Ancestral AI” by Aishatu Gwadabe
- “Reclaiming and Building Worker Power in an Age of Workplace Surveillance” by Raashi Saxena, Ayden Férdeline
- “Digital inclusion in the era of decentralisation” by Charles Anaman
- “We the media? A workshop on being a critical news consumer” by Giovana, Sindhuri Nandhakumar
- “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Claudio Agosti
- “Dialogues & Debates: Making the Fediverse” by Darius Kazemi, Tarunima, Steve Teixeira, Anouk Ruhaak, AX Mina
- “Towards a more diverse and inclusive Open Definition [ES/EN/PT]” by Lucas Pretti, Sara Petti, Carol Matos, Nikesh Balami, Edgar Zanella Alvarenga, Patricio Del Boca
- “From the archive to the dancefloor: create live music with AI” by Max Tiel
- “Uplevel Your Project Through Master Storytelling” by Kristina Gorr
- “Designing a Framework of Responsible Practices for Synthetic Media” by Claire Leibowicz
- “How to ask your government questions” by Jan Ainali, Abbe98
- “Bias & Transparency Gardening Hour 🌱” by Philo
- “Online gender-based violence: Struggles and resistance in Latin America for digital rights” by Sara Fratti, Cecilia Ananías
- “Mozilla.ai: Building a Trustworthy Tech Stack for the Generative AI Era” by Mark Surman, Kasia Chmielinski, Moez Draief
- “First-Principles Messaging For Building Trust and Community Resilience - A Workshop for Effective Marketing Strategies against New Emerging Cyber Threats” by Ahmed X. Medien, Joel Benge
- “Radical Inclusion Podcast” by Acintya Jayawardena, Teresa
- “Discussing the Rise of Bad Bots” by Jake Blok, mark
- “Building Mozilla's Alumni Program - Together!” by Hailey Froese
- “AI Ethics with the Lens of Buddha” by Rupa Singh
- “Inclusion Drives Innovation - The Value of "By and For" Product Design” by Alyah Thomas, John Choi, Ilmi, Antonio Guimaraes, Charity Pitcher-Cooper
- “Win-Win Workout on predictive policing” by Perry Walker
- “Towards human-centric Recommender Systems: what is on the "check list"?” by Katarzyna Szymielewicz, Claire Pershan
- “Reframing Algorithmic Transparency” by Amber Sinha
- “‘Just’ Innovations: A study on how Justicemakers are using tech to lead social justice movement” by Meghana Parik, Subhashish Panigrahi
- “Narratives on Digital Rights in Amsterdam” by Milou Jansen
- “West Asia & North Africa Digital Rights Scene: Threats and Opportunities” by Mohamad Najem
- “Let's build the AI for Good stack together (or not??)” by Matt Stempeck
- “The Potential of Youth and Identifying Bias in a Future of Fair AI” by Jaemarie Solyst
- “Memiro: Centering Self-Tracking in Designed Experiences” by Roxanne Hoffman
- “Resetting the digital landscape for 2030 and beyond: sharing actionable insights from the latest research at the Ada Lovelace Institute” by Valentina
- “Black crypto culture” by Ian Forrester
- “Launch of the Rhizome of Babel” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
- “How legislations in the EU can impact the Global South” by Itxaso Domínguez, Asha Allen, Paige Collings, Mona Shtaya, Jan Penfrat
- “Where you (mis)lead, we won’t follow: Naming misleading climate solutions and developing alternative narratives” by Fieke, Becky Kazansky, Evelin Heidel, Katrin Fritsch, Maya Richman
- “Making Coding & Data Experiences more accessible with free resources” by Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli
- “MozFest Zine Fair & Exhibition 2023” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI
- “Wiretaps on Wheels: How Cars (and Rideshare Bikes) Track Everywhere We Go” by Eleni Manis
- “Taking the discussion on Bad Bots further” by Jake Blok, mark
- “Mozilla Africa Innovation Mradi: Building The African Tech Ecosystem” by Hanan Elmasu, Jessie Keating, Chenai Chair, Nkirote Koome, Steve Azeka, Mark Irura Gachara, Belona Sonna
- “Joining forces in Social Media Monitoring of Disinformation: Come join our vision to create an international network of trust and a data knowledge hub” by Charlotte Freihse, Cathleen Berger
- “Del espacio digital a la acción” by Ari Ramírez
- “Hey Siri, Are We Speaking The Same Language? How can a multi-sector approach create a more equitable and inclusive future for voice technology?” by Jessie Keating, E.M. Lewis-Jong, Jennifer Pratt Miles, Aidan Pine, Kari Briski, Stewart Collis, Jessie Keating, Paul Aqua, Nattiya Kanhabua, Rotimi Babalol, Tebatso Gina Moape
- “Minecraft Edu At Mozfest: Kick Off Session” by YouthZone
- “MozFest Trustworthy AI Working Group Demo Day 2023” by Anne Lee Steele, Temi Popo, Leonora Tima, Jennifer Ding, Eleanor Dare, Christopher Akiki, Mario Rodriquez, Saif Malhem, Xenia, Paul Sedille
- “Burnout Open Office Hours Wednesday” by Lu Ortiz
- “Mapping the Landscape of Voice Biometric Deployments” by Wiebke Hutiri
- “Practical lessons from piloting stakeholder engagement in AI development - emerging champions” by Berna Keskindemir, Vanja Skoric, Emily Lawton, Mayesha Tasnim, Tasniem Anwar
- “The Digital Services Act: Risk Assessments in Theory and Practice” by Claire Pershan, Karolina Iwanska, Marlena Wisniak
- “Beyond the Questionnaire: An Algorithmic Impact Assessment Hackathon” by Nick Gertler
- “Become a Podcast Star - Mozilla's Kids' program”
- “Designing for Data Rights in the AI Production Pipeline” by Anne Lee Steele, Jennifer Ding, Yacine Jernite
- “Legal Eagles: legal resources available to digital rights activists” by Guillermo Torrejon
- “Talkaoke - Decolonising Net Culture” by Mikey Weinkove
- “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 3” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “Walk a mile in their shoes: Policymaking to regulate FRT” by Ameya Nagarajan, Kudzai
- “Complaint and control: User strategies for managing the YouTube algorithm” by Becca Ricks
- “Generative AI Policy : How tos” by Wathagi
- “MTF Roundtable” by Wiebke Hutiri, Mehan Jayasuriya, Marc Faddoul
- “Culturally Responsive AI Storytelling” by Tom Westgarth, Kevin Luca Zandermann
- “Encryption in Africa - Human Right or Criminal Offence?” by Jeff Wilbur, Lillian Nalwoga, Peterking Quaye, Adugna Necho Mulatu
- “AI Photography” by Stefka Hristova
- “The Roles of the Youth in Online Safety” by ABRAHAM SELBY, Raymond Mamattah, Isaac Apenteng, Carine Malor, Faiza Seidu-Adam, OUEDRAOGO Issouf Alan Wisdom
- “Exploring Data Governance As A Community” by Lauriane, Thomas Linder, Christian Medina
- “Q&A and drinks around Made to Measure” by Laokoon
- “Putting the Public Interest Before Technology” by Jessie Keating, J. Bob Alotta, Katy Knight, Michelle Shevin, Afua Bruce, Lyel Resner
- “Willie Mae Rock Camp Presents: Florence Mills Spatialized! Discussion” by LaFrae Sci
- “Digitalization, Valuation and Trading Environmental Impact (powered by Greenstand)” by Ezra Jay, Jaime Perales, Emmanuel Fotso, Sebastian
- “Re-Empower the People with Data Visualization and Game Design” by Sam Pottinger, Varsha Gopalakrishnan
- “Dialogues & Debates: Keynote” by Frances Haugen
- “From labelling to creativity: A co-creative workshop about gender recognition technologies” by Ada Ada Ada
- “Centering trustworthy AI in the Just Sustainability of social and environmental ecosystems” by Bogdana Rakova, Kristophina Kiito Shilongo
- “Imagining the Data Futures of Aging” by Amanda Tkaczyk
- “¿Dónde está el autor?: Creación, uso y propiedad de las imágenes hechas por IA” by Umut Pajaro Velasquez, Kenia Hernandez, Pedro de Perdigão Lana, Julio César Márquez Ariza
- “In Conversation with Mozilla Tech Policy Fellows: Where’s the harm?” by Tarcizio Silva, Bogdana Rakova, Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Jasmine McNealy, Lorena Regattieri, Lucy Purdon, Júlia Keserű, Apryl Williams
- “Neurodiversity as a brand: who owns it?” by Dr Lutza Ireland (Autistic/ADHD/she/her), Tim Goldstein
- “Ethics on the Job: A Tech Worker’s Role in Upholding Values in Computing Systems” by Kristen Sheets, Nataliya Nedzhvetskaya
- “#MozFestZineFair: DIY Guide to Analog Tracking of Menstruation” by Roxanne Hoffman, Sandhini Ghodeshwar, Jorge Martinez Arana, Shinichiro Kuwahara, Zach Pino
- “Democratising access to AI education - why and how” by Gianluca Mauro
- “Disability Inclusive AI & Policy: From AI Bias to Implications in Education, Children & Disability Rights” by Yonah Welker, Kave Noori, Maud Stiernet, Marina Montemor, Samuel (Interpreter), Natasha (Interpreter)
- “Make Your Data Project Ethical in Twelve Steps” by Rijk
- “Scripts and Reels: Scripting Your Digital Media” by Oseremen Ojesebholo
- “Mozilla Common Voice - Tamil” by Muthuramalingam
- “Know Your App: A design intervention workshop with a children's EdTech database” by Xinyu Zhao
- “Songs of the Living - Song Circle”
- “Building the Youth-Led Movement for Responsible Tech” by Jessie Keating, Emma Leiken, Jaspal Sandhu, Kevin Connors, Thanasi Dilos, Emma Lembke, David Ball
- “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 1” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “A Native/Indigenous Perspective on AI- coding differently” by Bridget Kimsey
- “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL
- “The Digital Doughnut: what would sustainable tech really look like?” by Alistair Alexander
- “Resistencia digital para personas LGBT en línea” by Fiorella Ferrari Lavalle, Alithu Bazan Talavera, Noe Taza, Santiago Balvin Gutierrez
- “Who pulls the strings of AI?” by Tiwanee Van der Horst, Anja Overdiek
- “Meditation for All”
- “Temple of the Muses” by Deleted User
- “Derechos de Autor y IA, la amenaza de una brecha mayor” by Jose Mendoza
- “Mainstreaming Human Rights in the Digital Transformation of Cities: the road ahead” by Paula Boet, Flor Serale, Ximena Soto
- “Against Recursive-Colonialism in Tech: Mapping Ecological Practices of Friction and Reparations from the Global South” by Bárbara Paes, Lorena Regattieri
- “Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning: Machine learning on data you cannot see” by Valerio Maggio
- “Voice of financial [in]exclusion” by Lawil Karama, Savannah Koolen, Mohamed Bah
- “Digital rights and socio-environmental climate justice: Technologies, internet and community practices on the horizon of reparation” by Lori Regattieri, Jéssica Botelho, Aymara llanque zonta, Allan Gomes, Marcos Wesley Castro Pedroso
- “Cosmos Experience: Facing Wicked Problems & Paradox” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), inabel Uytiepo (they/siya)
- “Participative creation of AI models used by governments.” by Paul Suijkerbuijk, Willy Tadema, Fenna Woudstra
- “Monstrous” by Eleanor Dare
- “‘Save’ - Share, Archive, Verify, Encrypt: The Importance of Secure Preservation for Evidentiary Media” by Alexandra Esenler
- “Towards a Data Justice Framework for AI Developers” by Eliza McCullough, Sarah Villeneuve
- “From cybercrime to censorship: Using narrative and contextual analysis to empower understanding and resilience” by Giovana, Ali Osman
- “MozFest Game Show 1” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “Re-thinking Voice in the Age of AI” by Michaela Pnacekova, Wiebke Hutiri, Anna Leschanowsky
- “#MozFestZineFair: Digital Zines” by Bracken
- “Online Safety for Teens - A discussion on Cybersecurity for students and educators” by Asela Waidyalankara
- “Towards a universal Right to Repair everything and everywhere” by Ugo Vallauri
- “Burnout Open Office Hours Thursday” by Lu Ortiz
- “Movement building for Trustworthy AI: What is needed to sustain the movement?” by Zeina Abi Assy, Seher Shafiq
- “AI & DATA ETHICS : A Practical Approach” by Wathagi, Dominika Janus, Sona Jose
- “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL
- “Wind back to get forward: rethinking a sustainable Internet” by Paula
- “Decolonialism, Feminism & AI” by Caitlin Kraft-Buchman, Jaime Gutiérrez Alfaro
- “Cosmos Experience: Making Different Kin; Weaving Wider Ecologies” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), Adah Parris, Tada Hozumi (they)
- “Quilting free tools for computer literacy training” by Rowen Ravera
- “Film Screening: The Ancestors Are Meeting Because We Have Met” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
- “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 4” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “DiscoTehran: 1970s Tehran” by DiscoTehran
- “GoodforMEdia: A Youth-led Peer-Mentoring Program Promoting Healthier Engagement with Social Media” by Vicki Harrison, Sonia Cherian, Zoe Adelsheim
- “The Effort to Remember” by Gracielle Higino, Reinecken
- “We’re all storytellers” by Miruna Andreea Găman, Gloria Maria Cavalieri, Beth Daley
- “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
- “Reward Reports: Documenting the Dynamics of Increasingly Capable AI Systems” by Thomas Krendl Gilbert
- “Facilitating Collective Power” by Dirk Slater
- “Shifting Power in the Data Economy: Ride and Delivery App Edition” by Cansu Safak, Hays Witt, Erik Forman, Lisa Gutermuth, Paul Iano
- “Participating in the digital society” by SIDN fonds
- “MozFest Game Show 2” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “Questionable Tech: Rethinking Sensitive Data” by Questionable Tech – Tima Otu Anwana and Paul Eberstaller
- “AI Incident Investigations” by Sean McGregor, Janet Schwartz
- “Learn, share and do! Meet the No Minor Futures team” by Soledad Magnone, Umi Said Omar, Sandra Apollo, Deleted User, Sarah Syed
- “Sustainability, justice, and socio-ecological dimensions of AI transparency” by Bogdana Rakova
- “Tech We Trust: Helping people understand the ethical challenges of personal data collection and unfair algorithms.” by Craig Steele, Daniel Devine
- “Cross-cultural & Intergenerational Interactive Media Exploration to Counter Bias in AI” by Valentine Goddard
- “Movement Building & Data Stewardship Gardening Hour 🌱” by Philo
- “Community Transparency: Lessons from Open Source Governance” by Abigail Cabunoc Mayes
- “Freedom of Opinion in Times of Crises: the impact of AI-based content governance” by Julia Haas, Elisa Lindinger, Cristian Vaccari, Laura Becana Ball, Zach Rosson
- “Towards feminist digital futures – an interactive foresight workshop” by Anastasia Karagianni, Corinna Vetter
- “Emotional AIs are coming: What are the consequences on humanity?” by Anna Braun
- “Reimagining EdTech with Mozilla Spoke & Hubs” by Lisanne Binhammer
- “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias
- “Usurpador: The Lord of the Skies” by Gracielle Higino, Timothée Poisot
- “online safety for women in the Gulf countries” by Safa Ghnaim, Shaimaa Al Essai, Safiya Ambu-saidi, Denisse Albornoz
- “Minecraft Edu At Mozfest: Feedback Session” by YouthZone
- “Critical Feminist Interventions in Trustworthy AI and Technology Policy” by Bogdana Rakova
- “Songs of the Living - Song Circle”
- “Recognition Technology and Machine learning and how they effect people's life” by Sara Alsherif, أحمد غربية
- “Cyfer Creative Exchange: Artists & designers’ responses to the privacy, ethics and security of female oriented technology” by Joe Bourne, Teresa Almeida, Maryam Mehrnezhad, Althea Rao, Nadia Campo Woytuk, Sian Fan, Sian Fan, Vasiliki Tsaknaki
- “Crafts and Tinkering party - Mozilla Kids' program”
- “From Insights To Impact” by Jessie Keating, Alexandra Givens, Emily Tavoulareas, B Cavello, Madison Snider
- “Encryption Post-Roe: The Future of Abortion Activism?” by Zelly Martin, Martin Riedl
- “worlds (worlds) ~ 3D, photogrammetry and playable worlds” by G. Craig Hobbs, Tyler Stannard
- “Data sharing for common good needs data commons” by Marjolein Bot, Simone van der Burg, Hilary Richters, Lia Hsu, Erik Lückers
- “"Nani Ma": A journey of Open Filmmaking to Speech Data” by Subhashish Panigrahi
- “Need for building Explainable AI” by Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli
- “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Kofi Yeboah, Odanga Madung
- “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias
- “The Politics of Remembrance” by Lee Tzu Tung 李紫彤, Xin Xin 林心瑜
- “Cosmos Experience: Towards New Sensemaking - AI, Art, Creativity & Aesthetics” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), Ari Melenciano
- “MozFest Game Show 3” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “Be Bold: Wiki Women in Red” by Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight
- “Centering Human Rights: Prioritizing Accessibility + Privacy + Usability” by Natalie, Caroline Sinders
- “Inteligencia Artificial, esta pregunta es para ti.” by Maria Juliana
- “Just Transitions: Imagining The Future Of Healthy Digital Spaces” by Jessie Keating, Karina Alexanyan, Samir Doshi, Burcu Kilic, Clarence Okoh, Dr. Nicholas Brigham Adams, Deepti Doshi, Amber French, Anamitra Deb
- “#MozFestZineFair: Looking for The Cloud” by Yan Cong
- “Our metaverse ~ Open source immersive worlds in education” by G. Craig Hobbs, Tyler Stannard
- “Accelerating Digital Solutions for Civil Society - Lessons Learned in Supporting Makers” by Marnie Webb
- “From Detroit to Egypt: Connecting Movements for Climate Justice and Prison Abolition” by Yasmin Elayat, Siwatu-Salama Ra, Sanaa Seif
- “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
- “Designing for the future fediverse” by Ian Forrester
- “Ethical Dilemma Cafe”
- “Engaging Teens Globally on United Nations Sustainable Development Goals” by Linda Staheli
- “Techno-optimism through ROFFEKE rock ‘n’ roll films” by Mildred Achoch
- “Digital and virtual burnout is real!” by Lu Ortiz, Nicole Martin
- “Surveillance and ethical governance: A contextual approach to privacy in the deployment of smart city technologies” by Leo Cao, Sharon Strover, Emily Woodward
- “Dataverse: Datasets & Distress” by Padmini Ray Murray, Tarandeep, Tarunima, Navya Sri Kalli, Padmini Ray Murray, Cheshta Arora
- “The taxonomy of mis-, dis and malinformation and how to combat it” by Ahmed X. Medien, Swapneel Mehta, Glenn Ellingson, Hallie Stern
- “Citizen participation x Algorithms in cities” by Rosa Louwerse, Lina Goelzer
- “I’m passionate about climate. He’s passionate about privacy. We decided to swap for one year.” by Ruby Au, William
- “Bringing Light to Shadow Data” by Georgia Bullen, Cameron M Hickey, Shayne Longpre, Susan Kennedy
- “Justice and Equality: Questions around Digital Art from the Arab Region” by Basma Baydoun, Mona Gamil, Yasmeen Fanari, Noura Souma, Bassel Nwelaty, B Serajaldin, Ward, Wissam Tayar, Ruba Al Sayed
- “Dialogues & Debates: Life Online: Race, Class, Fame & Harm” by Carys Afoko, Seyi Akiwowo, Symeon Brown
- “Rabbit Holes Collective” by Ian Forrester
- “Crowdsourcing Data to Influence Gig Platform Algorithms” by Dan Calacci, Danny Spitzberg, Samantha Dalal
- “Bringing the Tada Values to life for a future ‘ethical scan car’” by Mike de Kreek
- “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
- “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
- “Exposing how Pornhub abuses personal data of its users” by Giulia Corona, Alessandro Polidoro
- “The Lounge”
- “Stories Are Our Algorithm: Emerging Tech & Collective Power” by Stephanie Dinkins, Toshi Reagon
- “Is the Machine Learning Art History?” by Adele Jarrar
- “Boundary Spanning Work” by Beth Duckles
- “Text-to-Image prompt battle” by Lilian Stolk, Guus Hoeberechts, margarita@thehmm.nl
- “Exploring Many Ways of Knowing and the Role of AI” by Christopher Costes
- “Garden Party” by Sarah Allen, J. Bob Alotta
- “Ethical Dilemma Cafe”
- “VOICING POLICIES NOW” by Sabine Junginger
- “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova
- “Data Breaches: A Venom that poisons all too late, or how the Law needs to properly address data leaks” by Warren Urquhart
- “Web accessibility clinic for open source tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes
- “Dialogues & Debates: Funding Ethical Tech & The Next Mozilla Chapter” by Carys Afoko, J. Bob Alotta, Imo Udom, Mohamed Nanabhay, Pelonomi Moiloa, Mitchell Baker
- “Unknown Influence | Social Media, Democracy and Transparency” by Odanga Madung, Audrey Hingle, Tyler Freeman Smith
- “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
- “Building Digital Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities in the Age of Transformation” by Jessie Keating, Silke Müelherr, Pia Lamberty, Omri Preiss, Alicia Wanless
- “Building a network to report about climate crisis” by Soledad Magnone, Gibran Mena, Fer Aguirre, Charles Suggs
- “Takedown Transparency- Mandatory databases and international law” by Lumen Database, Adam Holland
- “Closing Party” by Zeina Abi Assy, DiscoTehran
- “Biggest, wildest dreams: feminists reframing tech” by Numun Fund
- “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas
- “The (Anti) Metaverse” by Luca
- “Open AI systems: will they challenge the concentrations of power?” by Alek Tarkowski, Zuzanna Warso, Isaac Johnson
- “Uniting the Amazon Mechanical Turk Workers Behind AI: The Challenges of Virtual Global Organizing” by Krystal Kauffman, Krista M Pawloski
- “Blueprint for Regulating Algorithmic Management” by iManage - Rethinking Employment Law for a World of Algorithmic Management
- “Web accessibility help desk #3 for open source tools” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes
- “Many Voices: towards a shared vocal practice between humans and machines” by Jonathan Chaim Reus, Eleni Ikoniadou
- “A Native American/Indigenous perspective on Artificial Intelligence” by Bridget Kimsey
- “Trustworthy AI Working Group Demos”
- “Digital Content Creators Unite: Dispatches from the frontlines of the AI-algorithm revolution” by Surabhi Srivastava
- “Navigating the Regulatory Framework for Medical Devices in India” by Gyan Tripathi
- “Who can resist a cookie: Finding balance in our digital nutrition” by Teodora Pavkovic, Taryn Wren
- “¡Rescatar, Preservar y Compartir!” by Estrella Soria
- “Dialogues & Debates: A Conversation with Angela Davis and Christian Smalls” by J. Bob Alotta, Angela Davis, Christian Smalls
- “Who pulls the strings of AI?” by Tiwanee Van der Horst
- “We need to talk about misogynoir: detecting and preventing hate against Black women” by Julia Slupska
- “Considerations for developing voice products for rural smallholder farmers” by Betsy Muriithi
- “The Autonomous Tree Project” by Krzysztof Wronski
- “AI Transparency in Practice demystified! Ask us Anything!” by Borhane Blili-Hamelin, Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Jesse McCrosky
- “In 2030, governments only use open source: a thought experiment” by Elena Findley-de Regt
- “Dataverse: Tools and ToDos” by Freyja van den Boom, Wathagi, Marcela Capaja, Nivas Ramisetty, Dominika Janus
- “Tools for Transparency: What Makes a Trustworthy AI System?” by Ehrik Aldana
- “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 5” by Dzifa Kusenuh
- “Unleashing The Power Within: Body Confidence in the Digital Age” by Aiza Abid
- “Digital Rights House Experience” by Rosa Louwerse
- “AI utilized as a Instrument of opposition” by Nour Naim
- “BOUNDARY OBJECTS: Dismantling Taxonomies to Render Visibility in Digital Negative Space” by Maggie Mustaklem, Sian Brooke
- “Designing MozFest” by Bas Brinkman
- “Consumer Protection in the Digital Economy” by Lawyers Hub, Dickson, Susan, Ken, Boniface, Ninette
- “Burnout Open Office Hours Monday” by Lu Ortiz
- “Can AI art be ethical?” by Bridget Todd
- “Comunalidad digital. Preguntas para una Internet del futuro.” by Dom, la_jes
- “Dialogues & Debates: The Race To Regulate: How Will This Impact the World?” by Marietje Schaake, Aisha P.L. Kadiri, Nikhil Pahwa, Kush Amlani
- “Web accessibility help desk #2 for open source tools” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes
- “Fostering Transparency and Building a Cooperative Economy” by Laura Hilliger
- “Emergent Encounters Movement Building Happy Hour 2” by Gunnar de Jong, Philo
- “Sharing Experiences and Experiments with Language Inclusion from MozFest 2022 and 2023.” by Laura Vidal / Curious Shapes, T Munyua
- “Predicting with Care - Design Principles for the future from an old world data science” by Afreen SAULAT, Ms Florence Devereux
- “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
- “Dialogues & Debates: Technology of the Living: The Intelligence of Voice and Volition” by J. Bob Alotta, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, Toshi Reagon, Ethel Tawe
- “The Anticipation of Rain-VR experience” by Naima Karim
- “*Privacy Not Included” by Jen Caltrider, Misha Rykov
- “Emergent Encounters Bias Happy Hour 1” by Gunnar de Jong, Philo
- “Meet & Greet: Education and Access Space” by Education and Access Wranglers
- “Centering Communities in the Data Economy” by J. Bob Alotta, Kathleen Siminyu, Keoni Mahelona, Timnit Gebru
- “Responsible AI, from principles to practices: Algorithmic Auditing” by Iliyana Nalbantova
- “LGBTQ Social Media Safety — Strategies for Advocacy & Activism” by Jenni Olson, GLAAD she/her/TBD, Leanna Garfield
- “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
- “Willie Mae Rock Camp Presents: Florence Mills Spatialized!” by LaFrae Sci
- “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Natalie Kerby, Miazia Schueler
- “Water is Life” by Amelia Winger-Bearskin, Nour Batyne, Devin Ronneberg, Martha Bearskin, Eamon O'Connor, Tré Vasquez
- “Using the Mozilla Web Speech API to teach Dutch to very young children from non-Dutch backgrounds. Workshop > How can we design and build smart tools that are safe to use for young children.” by yuri westplat
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