Version 1.55 July 27, 2023

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 cat cortes, Natalia Carfi, Silvana Fumega, 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 Sindhuri Nandhakumar, Veszna Wessenauer
• “Emergent Encounters Data Stewardship Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Accessibility in Human Rights Centered Design | La Accesibilidad en el Diseño Centrado en los Derechos Humanos” by Chris Schweidler, Ranell Shubert, Tim Stallmann, 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 Ayden Férdeline, Raashi Saxena
• “Digital inclusion in the era of decentralisation” by Charles Anaman
• “We the media? A workshop on being a critical news consumer” by Sindhuri Nandhakumar, Giovana
• “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Claudio Agosti
• “Dialogues & Debates: Making the Fediverse” by Steve Teixeira, Anouk Ruhaak, Tarunima, AX Mina, Darius Kazemi
• “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 Kasia Chmielinski, Moez Draief, Mark Surman
• “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, Katrin Fritsch, Evelin Heidel, Maya Richman, Becky Kazansky
• “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 Jessie Keating, Hanan Elmasu, 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 Temi Popo, Leonora Tima, Eleanor Dare, Jennifer Ding, Christopher Akiki, Mario Rodriquez, Saif Malhem, Anne Lee Steele, 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 Vanja Skoric, Berna Keskindemir, Emily Lawton, Mayesha Tasnim, Tasniem Anwar
• “The Digital Services Act: Risk Assessments in Theory and Practice” by Claire Pershan, Marlena Wisniak, Karolina Iwanska
• “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 Jennifer Ding, Anne Lee Steele, 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 Mehan Jayasuriya, Wiebke Hutiri, 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 Raymond Mamattah, Isaac Apenteng, ABRAHAM SELBY, Carine Malor, Faiza Seidu-Adam, OUEDRAOGO Issouf Alan Wisdom
• “Exploring Data Governance As A Community” by Thomas Linder, Lauriane, Christian Medina
• “Q&A and drinks around Made to Measure” by Laokoon
• “Putting the Public Interest Before Technology” by Jessie Keating, Michelle Shevin, Afua Bruce, Lyel Resner, Katy Knight, J. Bob Alotta
• “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 Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Bogdana Rakova
• “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, Jasmine McNealy, Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, 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, Samuel (Interpreter), Natasha (Interpreter), Marina Montemor
• “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 Flor Serale, Paula Boet, Ximena Soto
• “Against Recursive-Colonialism in Tech: Mapping Ecological Practices of Friction and Reparations from the Global South” by Lorena Regattieri, Bárbara Paes
• “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 inabel Uytiepo (they/siya), Sophia Bazile (she/her)
• “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 Wiebke Hutiri, Anna Leschanowsky, Michaela Pnacekova
• “#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 Seher Shafiq, Zeina Abi Assy
• “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 Beth Daley, Gloria Maria Cavalieri, Miruna Andreea Găman
• “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 Lisa Gutermuth, Cansu Safak, Hays Witt, Erik Forman, 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, Sandra Apollo, Umi Said Omar, 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, Cristian Vaccari, Elisa Lindinger, Laura Becana Ball, Zach Rosson
• “Towards feminist digital futures – an interactive foresight workshop” by Corinna Vetter, Anastasia Karagianni
• “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 Timothée Poisot, Gracielle Higino
• “online safety for women in the Gulf countries” by Safa Ghnaim, Safiya Ambu-saidi, Denisse Albornoz, Shaimaa Al Essai
• “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 Tyler Stannard, G. Craig Hobbs
• “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 Rishit Dagli, Shivay Lamba
• “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Odanga Madung, Kofi Yeboah
• “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 Sharon Strover, Leo Cao, Emily Woodward
• “Dataverse: Datasets & Distress” by Tarandeep, Navya Sri Kalli, Tarunima, Padmini Ray Murray, Cheshta Arora, Padmini Ray Murray
• “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 Cameron M Hickey, Georgia Bullen, Shayne Longpre, Susan Kennedy
• “Justice and Equality: Questions around Digital Art from the Arab Region” by Mona Gamil, Yasmeen Fanari, Noura Souma, Bassel Nwelaty, B Serajaldin, Ward, Basma Baydoun, Wissam Tayar, Ruba Al Sayed
• “Dialogues & Debates: Life Online: Race, Class, Fame & Harm” by Seyi Akiwowo, Symeon Brown, Carys Afoko
• “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 Toshi Reagon, Stephanie Dinkins
• “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 Audrey Hingle, Odanga Madung, 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 Fer Aguirre, Soledad Magnone, Charles Suggs, Gibran Mena
• “Takedown Transparency- Mandatory databases and international law” by Adam Holland, Lumen Database
• “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 Zuzanna Warso, Alek Tarkowski, 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 Nancy Reyes, Raashi Saxena
• “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 Angela Davis, J. Bob Alotta, 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 Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Borhane Blili-Hamelin, Jesse McCrosky
• “In 2030, governments only use open source: a thought experiment” by Elena Findley-de Regt
• “Dataverse: Tools and ToDos” by Nivas Ramisetty, Wathagi, Marcela Capaja, Freyja van den Boom, 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 Nancy Reyes, Raashi Saxena
• “Fostering Transparency and Building a Cooperative Economy” by Laura Hilliger
• “Emergent Encounters Movement Building Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “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 Toshi Reagon, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, J. Bob Alotta, 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 Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Meet & Greet: Education and Access Space” by Education and Access Wranglers
• “Centering Communities in the Data Economy” by Kathleen Siminyu, Keoni Mahelona, Timnit Gebru, J. Bob Alotta
• “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
• “Circumvention by design: deceptive design patterns in the regulatory context” by Claire Pershan, Gemma Petrie
• “Climate Change and Internet Disruption: A Case of Floods in Pakistan” by Namra Naseer
• “Normalizi.ng” by Mushon Zer-Aviv
• “How artists are examining responsible design in AI technologies.” by Kofi Yeboah
• “Integrity, trust & safety workers and their role in creating a healthy & transparent social internet” by Sean Wang, Lauren Wagner, Arushi Saxena, Issie Lapowsky, Maggie Engler, Eric Davis, Lauren Boas Hayes
• “Redistributing Power Through Trust-Based Philanthropy” by Jessie Keating, Shaady Salehi, Kathleen Fleming, Katy Knight, Mike Scutari
• “Participatory play : Come test cooperative data governance!” by Amrita Nanda
• “Digital Anti-Racism Education (D.A.R.E.) Program” by Nuzhat Jafri & Firdaus Ali
• “Seminar - Rhizome of Babel” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “Imagining Positive Futures” by Jessie Keating, Karina Alexanyan, Dr. Nicholas Brigham Adams, Jess Rimington, Kokayi
• “A common tongue” by Daniru Jayasuriya
• “Cosmic and Earthly: Weaving Our Feminist Tech Futures” by shawna finnegan, Jennifer Radloff, la_jes
• “XAI Toolsheet: A Documentation Framework for Explainable AI Tools” by Surya Karunagaran
• “Design It For Us: Youth-led initiatives to demand that tech is designed with kids in mind” by Alison Rice, Emma Lembke, Zamaan Qureshi, Trisha Prabhu
• “Do you know what that camera is doing? Learnings from pilots of DTPR, a standard for increasing tech transparency in public spaces” by Jackie Lu, Jason Farra, Adrienne Schmoeker, Jonathan Pichot
• “#MozFestZineFair: Putting the Hack in Hakka Noodles / Shaxian Can’t be Fucked with” by Chaoyang Trap
• “An Intelligent (AI) Game Jam” by Yuwei Lin
• “Mozilla's Legal Guide for Builders Experimenting with Data Governance - What We Learned” by Maximilian Gahntz
• “Responsible Computing, an Interdisciplinary Approach” by Steve Azeka
• “Beyond the Now-an experimental exchange of ideas between journalists and socially-engaged artists.” by Aine O'Brien, Daniel Trilling, Dominik Czechowski, Ashish Ghadiali, Dana Olarescu, Kit Braybrooke, Sarah Lemiem
• “Corporate Social Media is in Decay. What should Non-Profits do?” by Dirk Slater
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Tuesday” by Lu Ortiz
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “Along the margins of governance; The impact of novel technology on migrants and border communities.” by Mariam Jamal
• “Preparing the Next Generation of Technologists: Insights from the Responsible Computing Challenge” by Jessie Keating, Craig Newmark, Crystal Lee, Reem Suleiman, J. Bob Alotta, Steve Azeka, Lorena Huang Liu, Andrew Merluzzi, Shachee Doshi
• “False Negative Ideation Workshop” by Michaela Pnacekova, Anna Leschanowsky, Wiebke Hutiri
• “MozFest Science Fair 2023” by Temi Popo, Christopher Akiki, AI Future Lab, Wes Chow, Lynne Davis, BigCode, Solana Larsen
• “Reverse Recs: Strengthening Democracy with Algorithmic Accountability” by Beatrice Wayne, Alex MacIsaac
• “No Minor Futures: youth stories about AI” by Soledad Magnone
• “Restoring Empathy Online” by Corinne David
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
• “Semente - create community-based digital policy” by Felipe Schmidt Fonseca, Bernardo van de Schepop
• “MozFest Game Show 4” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Build A Sci-fi Inspired Happily Ever After” by Kristina Gorr
• “Breaking the anglocentricism of the internet - perspectives from the Common Voice community” by E.M. Lewis-Jong, Sulafa Silim, Gina Moape
• “Corporate Social Media is in Decay: What does this mean for Non-Profit Communities?” by Dirk Slater
• “El rol de la tecnología hacia una Reforma judicial feminista en América Latina” by Ivana Feldfeber, Marianela (Mai) Ciolfi Felice, Yasmín Belén Quiroga
• “Cómo ir más allá del fact-checking” by Melissa Vida, Samanta Azpurua
• “Seeds & Clay: Organizing New Worlds Through Vulnerability 2.0” by Ra Malika Imhotep, Miyuki Baker
• “A Mélange of Perspectives - an art exhibition” by Acintya Jayawardena, Piyath Uyangoda, Ashna Cynthia Soundararajah, Arjun Shrestha
• “Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Data Ecosystems” by Jessie Keating, Champika Fernando, Hays Witt, Laura Maher, Njemile Davis, Denise McKenzie, Solana Larsen
• “Emergent Encounters Transparency Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Philanthropy and Social Movements” by Jessie Keating, J. Bob Alotta, Dr. Megan Ming Francis, Dr. Carmen Rojas
• “Pictures of Nothing” by Mac Andre Arboleda
• “Trustworthy AI needs trustworthy data – tackling the linguistic discrimination in training data” by The Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law (BCNL)
• “Building a climate justice and digital rights network from the soil up” by Maya Richman, Fieke
• “Social Capital x Youths: To Trust or Not to Trust?” by Stella Teoh, Bea Guevarra
• “Moving through the Apocalypse: Considering the Future through the Caribbean's Past” by Jason Fitzroy Jeffers, Valencia James
• “Feminist Technologies for Feminist Futures” by Claire Ba, Lea Schiewer
• “The Lounge”
• “Towards equitable and ethical uses and designs for AI in Education” by Thomas Salmon, Nimi
• “Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 Premiere” by Soledad Magnone, Cybelle, Gracielle Higino, Prathamesh Chavan
• “AI4Media speculative designs Bazar + drinks” by Max Tiel
• “AI Séance” by Hope Schroeder, Amy Smith, Zivvy Epstein
• “Emergent Encounters Transparency Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “What do “normal” people look like? (Normalizi.ng: talk + discussion)” by Mushon Zer-Aviv
• “El emperador está desnudo: pensando colectivamente la distancia entre los límites de la tecnología y sus promesas” by Vladimir garay, Belén Roca
• “AI Surveillance in Africa: Transparency and Observance of Open Procurement Standards in the Procurement of AI Systems.” by Jackie Akello, Zara Schroeder
• “Discussing Unknown Influence” by Audrey Hingle, Odanga Madung, Tyler Freeman Smith
• “Emergent Encounters Bias Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Señales para una Detox de Datos: Saga Latine” by Viviana Forero, Azeneth García, Soledad Magnone, María del Rosario Cardona Sánchez, Mónica Zapata Ortega
• “Building the Future of Public Service together” by Ian Forrester
• “National AI and city projects through the lens of algorithmic and neurodiversity” by Yonah Welker
• “Cook Cauliflower Florets at MozFest” by Esther Erwteman
• “Meditation for All” by Onno Oostveen
• “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas
• “Unsupervised Pleasures: Imagining Better Large Language Models with Queer AI and the Intersectional AI Toolkit” by Sarah Ciston, Emily Martinez, Emily Martinez
• “Digital ID & Society: Designing Inclusive, Safe and Responsible Digital IDs for Minoritized Communities.” by Mardiya S, Lilian Olivia Orero, Gabriel Fonlladosa
• “The auditability of facial recognition systems” by Anushka Jain
• “Prototyping Algorithmic Contestability for Large Language Models” by Bogdana Rakova, Megan Ma, Nicholas Vincent
• “Limits of automation in content moderation: a production perspective” by Sana Ahmad
• “MozFest Sip n' Paint” by T Munyua
• “Afro-Grids: Reimagining Africa's Internet Infrastructure” by Esther Mwema
• “Storytelling for the future: Technology for the environment” by Madeleine Nicoloff
• “Are we together? Language and inclusion online” by Meital Tvor Kupfer
• “Emergent Encounters Data Stewardship Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Internet Health Report Listening Tour” by Eeva Moore, Solana Larsen
• “AIxCosmos: Awakening in an Open Space” by Sophia Bazile (she/her)
• “Made to Measure” by Laokoon
• “Feminist AI : Where have we been this year, what have we built, and how are we going forward” by Caitlin Kraft-Buchman, Jaime Gutiérrez Alfaro
• “AI-Musement Park” by Eleanor
• “Practical tools for responsible tech & AI” by Jesse McCrosky
• “Coalition Building for collective Digital Rights work” by Itxaso Domínguez, Dani Noble, Giovanni Fassina, Nadim Nashif
• “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas
• “Live performance on AI chatbot analysis” by Claudio Agosti, Salvatore Romano
• “Dialogues & Debates: People Make Movements” by Tara Fischbach, Val Voshchevska, Alia Malek
• “Designing a tech policy playbook 101: Tools and resources to tackle OGBV” by Raashi Saxena, Katherine Townsend, ngọc triệu, Georgia Bullen, Ame Elliott
• “Dataverse: Policy & Partnerships” by Tarandeep, Pete Furlong
• “Cosmos Experience: Enmeshment: Science Fiction & Speculative Imaginaries” by Sophia Bazile (she/her)
• “Using AI to ensure justice equality for survivours of gender based violence.” by Leonora Tima
• “MozFest Ambassador Hour” by Kristina Gorr, Sadik Shahadu, Craig Steele, Anastasia Karagianni
• “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL
• “OaxacaCiberseguro” by Roselia Martinez, Norma Martínez
• “Alfabetización Digital, ¿Porque no la logramos y seguimos sonando aburridos?” by Jose Mendoza
• “Tackling Gender-based Violence in Generative AI” by L Sosa Pfeifer
• “Garden Tree House Reveal 🌳” by Philo
• “A Glass Screen or a Foggy Mirror: Discussing Algorithmic Transparency in the Global South” by Jhalak M. Kakkar
• “Web accessibility help desk #1 for open source tools” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes
• “Removing Neoliberalizm from Our Data Collection Tools in Africa” by Benjamin Akinmoyeje, Adio-Adet Dinika
• “Co-Creating A Better Tech Future: Mozilla Data Futures Lab” by Miguel Morachimo, Brandi Geurkink, Arturo Filastò, Tarunima, Saira Khan-Gallo, Caitlin Augustin, Lea Strohm
• “What open-source tech innovation and AI help us get to a regenerative economy and get Nature Based Solutions to scale?” by leehe skuler
• “Testing South Africa's (broken) AI transparency tool” by Murray
• “Creating new norms for responsible tech through governance and incentives” by Kasia Odrozek, Shu Dar Yao (she / her), Aniyia Williams, Ik Kanu, Anne Kim
• “Drag Queen Bingo” by The Screaming Queens
• “Closing Circle” by Sarah Allen, J. Bob Alotta, Mark Surman, Toshi Reagon
• “Which companies should I trust? Leveraging public data for migrant and low-wage worker self-advocacy.” by Tim Stallmann, Chris Schweidler, Lizzie Shackney, Nate
• “Sustenance and Liberation: Recipes and Stories inspired by Octavia E. Butler’s Parable Series” by Salimatu Amabebe, Bryant Terry
• “A feminist dictionary in AI” by Anastasia Karagianni
• “Popular education meets artificial intelligence: using AI-based image generation to trigger collective thinking about technology, data and AI” by Julie Ricard, Ivette Yáñez Soria
• “Introduction to SDEPS.eu” by Ian Forrester
• “Outcomes: Exploring the Values That Will Shape AI for a Better Internet” by Nate Angell
• “Artistic Creativity and Copyright issues on AI” by Deniz Kurt
• “Digital Download: A People's Guide to AI” by Peoples Guide to Tech
• “Tech We Trust: Helping young people understand the ethical challenges of personal data collection and unfair algorithms” by Craig Steele, Daniel Devine
• “If Silicon Valley had been conceived in the non-western world what may it look like?” by Afreen SAULAT
• “Creativity, Copyright and Generative AI” by Brigitte Vézina, Connor Benedict
• “Digital Leaders - Let’s talk ethics & equity in AI” by Hannah Ballard
• “Keeping Platforms Accountable: Data Transparency with the Future of AI” by Kaleigh Schwalbe, Kat Lo
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Friday” by Lu Ortiz
• “The Algorithm: Breaking down & co-creating a vision for responsible recommender systems” by Alia ElKattan
• “Building Ethical Reflection in AI Research Reviews” by Andrew Strait, Ismael Kherroubi Garcia
• “The Future of Everything Depends on Community” by Laure X Cast
• “PublicSpaces - the coalition that works towards an internet based on public values” by Wouter Tebbens
• “Sunshine (Laws) in the Palm of Your Hand: How You Can Uncover the A.I. Used by Government” by Grant Fergusson
• “Humiliation in Desperation - A look at the data and privacy violations of loan lending apps in Developing countries: Focus on Kenya” by Agin Elvis
• “Internet-mediated sex work: exploring policies, practices and designs for a safer online environment for sex workers” by Yigit Aydinalp, Luca Stevenson, Kali Sudhra
• “New governance models: Oakland's Privacy Commission” by Reem Suleiman
• “Emergent Encounters Movement Building Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Una Cumbre para compartir acciones contra la desinformación” by Adrian Pino, SOLEDAD ARREGUEZ MANOZZO
• “Seminar: Rhizome of Babel” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “Content moderation “sweatshops” – How Big Tech outsources its dirty work and how moderators are fighting back” by Billy Perrigo, Daniel Motaung
• “Why the DSA Is A Big Deal For Big Tech, and How To Tell The Story” by Jessie Keating, Claire Pershan, Alaphia Zoyab, Claudio Cesarano, Benjamin Fischer, Tom Brookes
• “Not Available” by Deleted User
• “Data Degrowth: cleaning a ‘home’ in our hands” by Soyun Park, Leo Scarin, Szy Hernik
• “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 2” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Opening Circle” by Sarah Allen, Michelle Thorne, J. Bob Alotta, Aishatu Gwadabe, Gunnar de Jong
• “Mucha Lucha: the Tech & Biodiversity fight begins” by Cybelle, Gracielle Higino, Prathamesh Chavan, Soledad Magnone
• “Activating Al Education and Algorithmic Literacy at Toronto Public Library” by Fiona O'Connor, Lina Kim
• “Regulating Recommendation Engines” by Amber Sinha
• “Digital Rights Monopoly Game” by Uffa Modey, Chrystal Bonzo, Esther Mwema
• “R.U. Cyber? :// Mondo 2000 History Project Salon” by James Edward Marks, Ken Goffman aka R.U. Sirius, Marius Matesan, Eleanor Dare
• “dARTa: Using art to show the magic of open data” by Emily-Rose Steyn, Joanne Parker, Paul Jones, Abigail Kemper
• “Cyborg Bodyminds: Transcending Humanism” by sahibzada mayed, Catherine Zhong
• “AI We Can Trust: Policy and Practice in Africa” by Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Mark Gaffley
• “AI4Youth dialogue: Can an AI/robot be your friend?” by Karolina La Fors, Avinash Reddy Pichhili
• “Using GitHub to open source endemic disease research in low-and-middle-income countries” by Cynthia, Miquel Duran-Frigola, SKi Sankhe, Grant Birkinbine, Rachel Stanik, Ankit Kumar Honey, Dimitrios Philliou
• “Sender Unknown: Design's Impacts on Deception and Trust in Messaging” by Caroline Sinders, Justin Hendrix
• “Bountiful Futures AI Bounty Hunt” by maddie shang
• “Parable Pavillion” by Guada Labs
• “Generative AI: Hype busting and Best Practices” by Şerife Wong
• “Staying invisible on the internet” by Anushka Jain, Tejasi Panjiar
• “Emergent Encounters Harvesting PARTY at the Greenhouse 🎉” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Learning to Coexist with AI for Access and Inclusion” by Uffa Modey
• “The Digital Doughnut: A holistic way of exploring tech's impact on global sustainability” by Alistair Alexander, Nahuai Badiola
• “Access to Clean Water as a Universal Human Right: The Role of Data [EN/ES]” by Mar Marín
• “Is That Even Legal? Mozilla's Legal Guide for Builders Experimenting with Data Governance” by Maximilian Gahntz
• “AI Transparency roundtable” by Jesse McCrosky, Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Amber Sinha
• “Exploring the Future of Data Exchanges and Responsible AI” by Willem Koeman, Hayo Schreijer, Nina Verheijen, Gloria Garcia
• “Dialogues & Debates: Navigating Deceptive Design and Regulation in the EU” by Dries Cuijpers, Constanta Rosca, Kush Amlani
• “No Act of Protest is Too Small by Pussy Riot” by Nadya Tolokonnikova
• “Be an ethicist – Participate in an AI Ethics Review Committee” by Jurriaan Parie, Samaa Mohammad
• “Calendar Collective” by Kalyani
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “"Is my phone listening to me?" and other political questions around privacy” by Thomas Le Bonniec
• “Data Justice in Sub-Saharan African Context: Dealing with the challenges!” by Jean Louis Fendji, Thomas Mboa
• “AI and Refugee Labour: Contradictions and Competing Narratives of “Impact-sourcing” Microwork” by Sacha Robehmed
• “Humans behind the Humanitarian AI” by Rishi Jha, Ximena, Kriti Chhetri, Kriti Chhetri
• “Common Syllabi - sharing and archiving resources online” by Pierre Depaz
• “Movimientos interculturales Ganando Acercamientos Para Abrazar Cuidados Ancestrales Tecnológicos Inclusivos. MINGA PACA TI” by Nathaly Espitia Diaz, Miguel Angel Oxlaj Cúmez
• “Exploring the Values That Will Shape AI for a Better Internet” by Nate Angell, Caitlin Olson, Stephen Wolfson
• “Safe Internet for learning environments” by Filippo Yacob, Joe Brown
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “The quest for knowledge symmetry : Wikipedia & ML translation” by Valentin Kravtchenko
• “AVID: Empowering communities to put AI risk management into practice through collaborative open knowledge” by Borhane Blili-Hamelin, Subho Majumdar, Nathan Butters
• “Remixing Public Domain Culture for Climate Awareness: A Creative Workshop” by Brigitte Vézina
• “The Art of Trusting With Regard to Humans and AIs. In 3D.” by Jacek Nagłowski
• “Closing Circle” by Zeina Abi Assy, Sarah Allen, J. Bob Alotta, T Munyua, Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Governance & Algorithmic Design in Speech AI - with Mozilla Common Voice and NVIDIA” by E.M. Lewis-Jong, Jessica Rose
• “Promoting design-thinking skills through prototyping a social media platform” by Sidrah Durrani, Catherine Delcourt
• “Monetization, Monopolies, and Misogyny: How gaming and creator economies are shifting the future of culture, technology, and geopolitics” by Jessie Keating, Thea Anderson, Micaela Mantegna, Anita Sarkeesian, Dr. Kishonna Gray, Albert Fox Cahn
• “Strengthening Data Ecosystems Launch” by Zeina Abi Assy, Mehan Jayasuriya, Njemile Davis, Shachee Doshi, Roshan Nair
• “Period Tracking, Abortions & Privacy : Combating digital harms by safeguarding health data in Sri Lanka” by Raashi Saxena, Safra Anver
• “Community-led, decentralized content moderation on the fediverse” by Darius Kazemi
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
• “Go Back & Get It” by David Ball
• “Datos para COMPAS exprés” by Omar Luna, Frida García Celis
• “Building escalation channels for online abuse: learning from fact checking systems to protect human rights defenders and journalists” by Elodie Vialle, Shmyla Khan, Kat Lo
• “Sustaining Digital Activism: How to Make Sure You Can Keep Going” by Lili Siri Spira
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “#MozFestZineFair: Proud Employees” by Brent Bailey
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “A more ethical but adaptive podcasting format you control” by Ian Forrester

Version 1.54 June 20, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have moved a session around: “Web accessibility clinic for open-source privacy and security tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena (June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m. → June 21, 2023, 3 p.m.)

Version 1.53 June 20, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “VOICING POLICIES NOW” by Sabine Junginger.

We sadly had to cancel a session: “VOICES” by CODE BY IMPAKT

Version 1.52 June 20, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Bias & Transparency Gardening Hour 🌱” by Philo
• “Garden Tree House Reveal 🌳” by Philo
• “Movement Building & Data Stewardship Gardening Hour 🌱” by Philo

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Possibilities and Constraints: Generative models as digital public infrastructure” by Ben Cerveny

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Web accessibility clinic for open-source privacy and security tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena (Room B - Arthur Staal → Room A - THT Kamer)
• “Monstrous” by Eleanor Dare (June 19, 2023, 1 p.m. → June 19, 2023, 1:30 p.m.)
• “Cross-cultural & Intergenerational Interactive Media Exploration to Counter Bias in AI” by Valentine Goddard (Room F - Garden House → Small Lounge)

Version 1.51 June 19, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Developers Guide to Pair Programming with AI: Sharing best practices on Using ChatGPT” by Uffa Modey

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Who pulls the strings of AI?” by Tiwanee Van der Horst (Room A - THT Kamer → Room B - Arthur Staal)
• “VOICES” by CODE BY IMPAKT (Room F - Garden House → Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “The Algorithm: Breaking down & co-creating a vision for responsible recommender systems” by Alia ElKattan (Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom → Room A - THT Kamer)

Version 1.50 June 19, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “A more ethical but adaptive podcasting format you control” by Ian Forrester.

Version 1.49 June 19, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “VOICES” by CODE BY IMPAKT.

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Standards, labels, and classifications in the algorithmic auditing space” by Abeba Birhane, Kasia Chmielinski, Raesetje Sefala, Daniel Leufer
• “Designing with Care Principles” by Afreen SAULAT
• “Navigating the open-source algorithm audit tooling landscape” by Deb Raji, Abeba Birhane, Victor Ojewale, Mehan Jayasuriya, Becca Ricks, Marc Faddoul, Dan Calacci, Brandi Geurkink, Claire Pershan, Sean McGregor

Version 1.48 June 17, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Introduction to SDEPS.eu” by Ian Forrester.

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova (June 21, 2023, 3 p.m. → June 21, 2023, 4 p.m.)
• “Movement building for Trustworthy AI: What is needed to sustain the movement?” by Seher Shafiq, Zeina Abi Assy (June 20, 2023, 1 p.m. → June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m.)

Version 1.47 June 15, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Turning Tables” by CODE BY IMPAKT

Version 1.46 June 15, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Songs of the Living - Song Circle”
• “Songs of the Living - Song Circle”
• “Garden Party” by Sarah Allen, J. Bob Alotta
• “Turning Tables” by CODE BY IMPAKT

Version 1.45 June 14, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova.

Version 1.44 June 14, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “The Anticipation of Rain” by Naima Karim

We have moved a session around: “Digital Rights House Experience” by Rosa Louwerse (June 20, 2023, 9 a.m. → June 21, 2023, 9 a.m.)

Version 1.43 June 14, 2023

Final House Amsterdam Version

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Trustworthy AI Experiences in Mozilla Hubs”
• “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova
• “Distributed ledger technology for public values” by Ian Forrester

Version 1.42 June 14, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Heard about …… yet?!” by Gerben

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Legal Eagles: legal resources available to digital rights activists” by Guillermo Torrejon (Room F - Garden House → Room B - Arthur Staal)
• “Possibilities and Constraints: Generative models as digital public infrastructure” by Ben Cerveny (Room B - Arthur Staal → Room C - Boardroom)
• “Critical Feminist Interventions in Trustworthy AI and Technology Policy” by Bogdana Rakova (Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom → Room C - Boardroom)
• “Movement building for Trustworthy AI: What is needed to sustain the movement?” by Seher Shafiq, Zeina Abi Assy (Tent Garden → Room F - Garden House)
• “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova (Room A - THT Kamer → EDC)
• “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 (Room C - Boardroom → Room A - THT Kamer)
• “Make Your Data Project Ethical in Twelve Steps” by Rijk (Room B - Arthur Staal → Room C - Boardroom)

Version 1.41 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Digital Rights House Experience”

Version 1.40 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

Version 1.39 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “The Digital Doughnut: what would sustainable tech really look like?” by Alistair Alexander
• “Monstrous” by Eleanor Dare
• “A feminist dictionary in AI” by Anastasia Karagianni
• “Film Screening: The Ancestors Are Meeting Because We Have Met” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “Generative AI Policy : How tos” by Wathagi
• “Outcomes: Exploring the Values That Will Shape AI for a Better Internet” by Nate Angell
• “Film Screening: The Ancestors Are Meeting Because We Have Met” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “Corporate Social Media is in Decay: What does this mean for Non-Profit Communities?” by Dirk Slater
• “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
• “Una Cumbre para compartir acciones contra la desinformación” by Adrian Pino, SOLEDAD ARREGUEZ MANOZZO
• “Seminar: Rhizome of Babel” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “A Native/Indigenous Perspective on AI- coding differently” by Bridget Kimsey

Version 1.38 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Closing Circle” by Sarah Allen, J. Bob Alotta, Mark Surman, Toshi Reagon.

Version 1.37 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have moved a session around: “Digital Rights House Experience” (June 20, 2023, 9 a.m. → June 21, 2023, 9 a.m.)

Version 1.36 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Digital Rights House Experience” by Rosa Louwerse
• “Digital Rights House Experience”

Version 1.35 June 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “The Parables Experience”

We have moved a session around: “AI4Media speculative designs Bazar + drinks” by Max Tiel (June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m. → June 20, 2023, 5:30 p.m.)

Version 1.34 June 12, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “The Lounge”
• “Dialogues & Debates: Keynote” by Frances Haugen
• “The Lounge”

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “The Parables Experience” (Room F - Garden House → Lounge)
• “Mozilla.ai: Building a Trustworthy Tech Stack for the Generative AI Era” by Kasia Chmielinski, Moez Draief, Mark Surman (June 20, 2023, 11:30 a.m., Tent Garden → March 24, 2023, 1 p.m., Community Plenaries)
• “Trustworthy AI Experiences in Mozilla Hubs” (Room F - Garden House → Lounge)

Version 1.33 June 9, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Trustworthy AI Experiences in Mozilla Hubs”
• “Meditation for All”
• “Possibilities and Constraints: Generative models as digital public infrastructure” by Ben Cerveny
• “Distributed ledger technology for public values” by Ian Forrester
• “Trustworthy AI Working Group Demos”
• “The Parables Experience”
• “Meditation for All” by Onno Oostveen

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Mozilla.ai: Building a Trustworthy Tech Stack for the Generative AI Era” by Kasia Chmielinski, Moez Draief, Mark Surman (March 24, 2023, 3 p.m., MoZone 2 B → June 20, 2023, 11:30 a.m., Tent Garden)
• “Need for building Explainable AI” by Rishit Dagli, Shivay Lamba (March 21, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Utility of Transparency B → June 21, 2023, 11:30 a.m., Room F - Garden House)
• “Navigating the open-source algorithm audit tooling landscape” by Deb Raji, Abeba Birhane, Victor Ojewale, Mehan Jayasuriya, Becca Ricks, Marc Faddoul, Dan Calacci, Brandi Geurkink, Claire Pershan, Sean McGregor (March 22, 2023, 9:30 p.m., MoZone B → June 21, 2023, 3 p.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Standards, labels, and classifications in the algorithmic auditing space” by Abeba Birhane, Kasia Chmielinski, Raesetje Sefala, Daniel Leufer (March 20, 2023, 3 p.m., MoZone 2 → June 21, 2023, 9:30 a.m., Room F - Garden House)

Version 1.32 June 8, 2023

New House Version

We have new sessions!

• “Dialogues & Debates: Technology of the Living: The Intelligence of Voice and Volition” by Toshi Reagon, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, J. Bob Alotta, Ethel Tawe
• “Dialogues & Debates: Navigating Deceptive Design and Regulation in the EU” by Dries Cuijpers, Constanta Rosca, Kush Amlani
• “Dialogues & Debates: Life Online: Race, Class, Fame & Harm” by Seyi Akiwowo, Symeon Brown, Carys Afoko

We sadly had to cancel a session: “CNN As Equals: How can we make the digital world safer for women?” by Meera Senthilingam

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “We need to talk about misogynoir: detecting and preventing hate against Black women” by Julia Slupska (June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m., Room C - Boardroom → June 21, 2023, 1 p.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Tackling Gender-based Violence in Generative AI” by L Sosa Pfeifer (Room B - Arthur Staal → Room F - Garden House)
• “The Digital Services Act: Risk Assessments in Theory and Practice” by Claire Pershan, Marlena Wisniak, Karolina Iwanska (Room A - THT Kamer → Room F - Garden House)
• “Restoring Empathy Online” by Corinne David (March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B → June 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Room C - Boardroom)
• “Reward Reports: Documenting the Dynamics of Increasingly Capable AI Systems” by Thomas Krendl Gilbert (June 21, 2023, 4:30 p.m., Room B - Arthur Staal → June 21, 2023, 3 p.m., Room C - Boardroom)

Version 1.31 June 7, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Crafts and Tinkering party - Mozilla Kids' program”
• “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
• “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova
• “Become a Podcast Star - Mozilla's Kids' program”
• “AI4Youth dialogue: Can an AI/robot be your friend?” by Karolina La Fors, Avinash Reddy Pichhili

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Democratise the development of Artificial Intelligence policies” by Raashi Saxena, Tim Gelissen, Stefan Rizebos, Vanessa Dreier, Prateek Sibal

Version 1.30 June 1, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova

We have moved a session around: “Generative AI: Hype busting and Best Practices” by Şerife Wong (Room F - Garden House → Room C - Boardroom)

Version 1.29 June 1, 2023

House Schedule V1

We have new sessions!

• “AI4Media speculative designs Bazar + drinks” by Max Tiel
• “We need to talk about misogynoir: detecting and preventing hate against Black women” by Julia Slupska
• “Movement building for Trustworthy AI: What is needed to sustain the movement?” by Seher Shafiq, Zeina Abi Assy
• “Reward Reports: Documenting the Dynamics of Increasingly Capable AI Systems” by Thomas Krendl Gilbert
• “The Anticipation of Rain” by Naima Karim
• “CNN As Equals: How can we make the digital world safer for women?” by Meera Senthilingam
• “Voice of financial [in]exclusion” by Lawil Karama, Savannah Koolen, Mohamed Bah
• “Collaborating in the Digital Public Space” by Ian Forrester, Kris Petrasova

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Who pulls the strings of AI?” by Tiwanee Van der Horst (June 20, 2023, 10 a.m. → June 20, 2023, 9:30 a.m.)
• “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Claudio Agosti (Room E - Water Studio → Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Tackling Gender-based Violence in Generative AI” by L Sosa Pfeifer (June 20, 2023, 10 a.m. → June 20, 2023, 9:30 a.m.)
• “Legal Eagles: legal resources available to digital rights activists” by Guillermo Torrejon (June 20, 2023, 1:30 p.m., Room B - Arthur Staal → June 20, 2023, 1 p.m., Room F - Garden House)
• “Practical tools for responsible tech & AI” by Jesse McCrosky (June 21, 2023, 10 a.m., Room B - Arthur Staal → June 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Developers Guide to Pair Programming with AI: Sharing best practices on Using ChatGPT” by Uffa Modey (June 20, 2023, 1:30 p.m., Room E - Water Studio → June 20, 2023, 1 p.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “The Algorithm: Breaking down & co-creating a vision for responsible recommender systems” by Alia ElKattan (June 21, 2023, 3 p.m., Room E - Water Studio → June 21, 2023, 4:30 p.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Citizen participation x Algorithms in cities” by Rosa Louwerse, Lina Goelzer (June 21, 2023, 10 a.m., Room E - Water Studio → June 21, 2023, 9:30 a.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Make Your Data Project Ethical in Twelve Steps” by Rijk (June 20, 2023, 1:30 p.m., Room A - THT Kamer → June 20, 2023, 1 p.m., Room B - Arthur Staal)
• “Live performance on AI chatbot analysis” by Claudio Agosti, Salvatore Romano (June 20, 2023, 10 a.m., Room E - Water Studio → June 20, 2023, 9:30 a.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Heard about …… yet?!” by Gerben (June 21, 2023, 3 p.m., Room A - THT Kamer → June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m., Room F - Garden House)
• “Creativity, Copyright and Generative AI” by Brigitte Vézina, Connor Benedict (June 21, 2023, 10 a.m. → June 21, 2023, 9:30 a.m.)
• “Tech We Trust: Helping people understand the ethical challenges of personal data collection and unfair algorithms.” by Craig Steele, Daniel Devine (June 20, 2023, 1:30 p.m., EDC → June 20, 2023, 1 p.m., Room A - THT Kamer)
• “Taking the discussion on Bad Bots further” by Jake Blok, mark (June 21, 2023, 1:30 p.m. → June 21, 2023, 1 p.m.)
• “AI Transparency roundtable” by Jesse McCrosky, Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Amber Sinha (June 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Room E - Water Studio → June 21, 2023, 9:30 a.m., Room B - Arthur Staal)
• “Cross-cultural & Intergenerational Interactive Media Exploration to Counter Bias in AI” by Valentine Goddard (June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m., Room A - THT Kamer → June 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Room F - Garden House)
• “Generative AI: Hype busting and Best Practices” by Şerife Wong (Room A - THT Kamer → Room F - Garden House)
• “Data Degrowth: cleaning a ‘home’ in our hands” by Soyun Park, Leo Scarin, Szy Hernik (June 21, 2023, 1:30 p.m. → June 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m.)
• “Democratise the development of Artificial Intelligence policies” by Raashi Saxena, Tim Gelissen, Stefan Rizebos, Vanessa Dreier, Prateek Sibal (June 21, 2023, 1:30 p.m., Room E - Water Studio → June 21, 2023, 1 p.m., Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)
• “Critical Feminist Interventions in Trustworthy AI and Technology Policy” by Bogdana Rakova (Room E - Water Studio → Room D - Flexruimte/Flexroom)

Version 1.28 May 25, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Web accessibility clinic for open-source privacy and security tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena
• “Who pulls the strings of AI?” by Tiwanee Van der Horst
• “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Claudio Agosti
• “Tackling Gender-based Violence in Generative AI” by L Sosa Pfeifer
• “The Digital Services Act: Risk Assessments in Theory and Practice” by Claire Pershan, Marlena Wisniak, Karolina Iwanska
• “Legal Eagles: legal resources available to digital rights activists” by Guillermo Torrejon
• “Designing with Care Principles” by Afreen SAULAT
• “Practical tools for responsible tech & AI” by Jesse McCrosky
• “Centering trustworthy AI in the Just Sustainability of social and environmental ecosystems” by Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Bogdana Rakova
• “Developers Guide to Pair Programming with AI: Sharing best practices on Using ChatGPT” by Uffa Modey
• “The Algorithm: Breaking down & co-creating a vision for responsible recommender systems” by Alia ElKattan
• “Citizen participation x Algorithms in cities” by Rosa Louwerse, Lina Goelzer
• “Make Your Data Project Ethical in Twelve Steps” by Rijk
• “Common Syllabi - sharing and archiving resources online” by Pierre Depaz
• “Ethical Dilemma Cafe”
• “Live performance on AI chatbot analysis” by Claudio Agosti, Salvatore Romano
• “Let's build the AI for Good stack together (or not??)” by Matt Stempeck
• “Heard about …… yet?!” by Gerben
• “Ethical Dilemma Cafe”
• “Creativity, Copyright and Generative AI” by Brigitte Vézina, Connor Benedict
• “Tech We Trust: Helping people understand the ethical challenges of personal data collection and unfair algorithms.” by Craig Steele, Daniel Devine
• “Taking the discussion on Bad Bots further” by Jake Blok, mark
• “Against Recursive-Colonialism in Tech: Mapping Ecological Practices of Friction and Reparations from the Global South” by Lorena Regattieri, Bárbara Paes
• “Cross-cultural & Intergenerational Interactive Media Exploration to Counter Bias in AI” by Valentine Goddard
• “Generative AI: Hype busting and Best Practices” by Şerife Wong
• “AI Transparency roundtable” by Jesse McCrosky, Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Amber Sinha
• “Data Degrowth: cleaning a ‘home’ in our hands” by Soyun Park, Leo Scarin, Szy Hernik
• “Fostering Transparency and Building a Cooperative Economy” by Laura Hilliger
• “Democratise the development of Artificial Intelligence policies” by Raashi Saxena, Tim Gelissen, Stefan Rizebos, Vanessa Dreier, Prateek Sibal
• “Critical Feminist Interventions in Trustworthy AI and Technology Policy” by Bogdana Rakova

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Building an AI Transparency Best Practices Framework in Community” by Temi Popo, Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Bogdana Rakova
• “Proved Guilty: How to use social media as an investigator” by Safiya Ambu-saidi, Mayadah Hilal

Version 1.27 March 24, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Making Coding & Data Experiences more accessible with free resources” by Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli.

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Privacidad, Hacktivismo e Identidad Digital en Latinoamérica” by Jose Bernave Sanchez Perez

We have moved a session around: “Closing Party” by Zeina Abi Assy, DiscoTehran (March 24, 2023, 8 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 7 p.m.)

Version 1.26 March 23, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Temple of the Muses” by Deleted User.

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Making Coding & Data Experiences more accessible with free resources” by Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli

We have moved a session around: “Closing Party” by Zeina Abi Assy, DiscoTehran (March 24, 2023, 7 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 8 p.m.)

Version 1.25 March 22, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Rave in your browser : Strudel” by Martyn Eggleton

We have moved a session around: “Reimagining EdTech with Mozilla Spoke & Hubs” by Lisanne Binhammer (March 21, 2023, 10:45 p.m., Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → March 24, 2023, 5 p.m., Overflow 1).

Version 1.24 March 21, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have moved a session around: “Period Tracking, Abortions & Privacy : Combating digital harms by safeguarding health data in Sri Lanka” by Raashi Saxena, Safra Anver (March 24, 2023, 12:45 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)

Version 1.23 March 21, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Is the Machine Learning Art History?” by Adele Jarrar
• “How artists are examining responsible design in AI technologies.” by Kofi Yeboah

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “How can digital infrastructure be a critical response to fight climate change?” by Narrira, Marcia Nobrega
• “Policing the metaverse…ahhh… who’s doing it?” by Jessie Keating, Dr. Catriona Wallace, Dr. Louis Rosenberg, Hilda Sirec, Justine Gough, Dr. Justin Ellis
• “Why we need Human-Centered Software Engineering” by Tanzeel Khan
• “AI, Blockchain, and Digital currencies: As soon as money becomes bodiless.” by Rehilwe Mooketsi
• “Creating and Publishing interactive stories on ResearchEquals” by Chris Hartgerink

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Towards a Data Justice Framework for AI Developers” by Eliza McCullough, Sarah Villeneuve (March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “MozFest Game Show 4” by Dzifa Kusenuh (March 23, 2023, 6 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 6:15 p.m.)
• “Period Tracking, Abortions & Privacy : Combating digital harms by safeguarding health data in Sri Lanka” by Raashi Saxena, Safra Anver (March 23, 2023, 5 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 24, 2023, 12:45 p.m., Overflow 2)

Version 1.22 March 20, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “#MozFestZineFair: Digital Zines” by Bracken
• “#MozFestZineFair: Proud Employees” by Brent Bailey
• “#MozFestZineFair: DIY Guide to Analog Tracking of Menstruation” by Roxanne Hoffman, Sandhini Ghodeshwar, Jorge Martinez Arana, Shinichiro Kuwahara, Zach Pino

We have moved a session around: “The Politics of Remembrance” by Lee Tzu Tung 李紫彤, Xin Xin 林心瑜 (March 20, 2023, noon → March 21, 2023, noon)

Version 1.21 March 20, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “#MozFestZineFair: Looking for The Cloud” by Yan Cong
• “#MozFestZineFair: Bullshit Jobs (in China)” by Krish Raghav
• “#MozFestZineFair: Putting the Hack in Hakka Noodles / Shaxian Can’t be Fucked with” by Chaoyang Trap

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Digital footprints. The compromise to Cybersafety.” by Bertha Shifeta
• “Is the Machine Learning Art History?” by Adele Jarrar
• “Firefox Relay doesn't know whom you're emailing” by Luke Crouch
• “How artists are examining responsible design in AI technologies.” by Kofi Yeboah
• “Exploring Our Future: Interactive Climate Change Simulations for Everyone” by Josh Seltzer

We have moved a session around: “MozFest Game Show 1” by Dzifa Kusenuh (March 20, 2023, 6 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 6:15 p.m.)

Version 1.20 March 19, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Justice and Equality: Questions around Digital Art from the Arab Region” by Mona Gamil, Yasmeen Fanari, Noura Souma, Bassel Nwelaty, B Serajaldin, Ward, Basma Baydoun, Wissam Tayar, Ruba Al Sayed.

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Challenges and Opportunities in Web3 Philanthropy” by Esra'a Al Shafei
• “The Importance of Writing for Opportunities and Empowerment” by Hrittik Roy
• “Prato do Dia / Dish of the day: A collective, affective, feminist, anti-capitalist reference for digital care” by foz, Lai, Ariel
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “If Silicon Valley had been conceived in the non-western world what may it look like?” by Afreen SAULAT (Non-Zoom Sessions → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Mozilla.ai: Building a Trustworthy Tech Stack for the Generative AI Era” by Kasia Chmielinski, Moez Draief, Mark Surman (March 20, 2023, 8 p.m., MoZone 2 → March 24, 2023, 3 p.m., MoZone 2 B)
• “Data sharing for common good needs data commons” by Marjolein Bot, Simone van der Burg, Hilary Richters, Lia Hsu, Erik Lückers (Non-Zoom Sessions → Overflow 2)
• “Remixing Public Domain Culture for Climate Awareness: A Creative Workshop” by Brigitte Vézina (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Overflow 1)

Version 1.19 March 16, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Q&A and drinks around Made to Measure” by Laokoon.

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Virtual Hugs and Digital Kisses: Keeping Care at the Core with DisCO.Coop” by Kadallah, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Stacco Troncoso
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “The Politics of Remembrance” by Lee Tzu Tung 李紫彤, Xin Xin 林心瑜 (Arts & Media → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Predicting with Care - Design Principles for the future from an old world data science” by Afreen SAULAT, Ms Florence Devereux (Non-Zoom Sessions → AI Cosmologies)
• “Co-Creating A Better Tech Future: Mozilla Data Futures Lab” by Miguel Morachimo, Brandi Geurkink, Arturo Filastò, Tarunima, Saira Khan-Gallo, Caitlin Augustin, Lea Strohm (March 20, 2023, 9:30 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 5 p.m.)
• “Policing the metaverse…ahhh… who’s doing it?” by Jessie Keating, Dr. Catriona Wallace, Dr. Louis Rosenberg, Hilda Sirec, Justine Gough, Dr. Justin Ellis (Funders (Spatial Chat) → Overflow 2)
• “Cyborg Bodyminds: Transcending Humanism” by sahibzada mayed, Catherine Zhong (Non-Zoom Sessions → AI Cosmologies)
• “Mapping the Landscape of Voice Biometric Deployments” by Wiebke Hutiri (Non-Zoom Sessions → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Navigating the open-source algorithm audit tooling landscape” by Deb Raji, Abeba Birhane, Victor Ojewale, Mehan Jayasuriya, Becca Ricks, Marc Faddoul, Dan Calacci, Brandi Geurkink, Claire Pershan, Sean McGregor (Non-Zoom Sessions → MoZone B)
• “Exploring Many Ways of Knowing and the Role of AI” by Christopher Costes (Non-Zoom Sessions → Overflow 1)
• “Digital Anti-Racism Education (D.A.R.E.) Program” by Nuzhat Jafri & Firdaus Ali (March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Overflow 2 → March 23, 2023, noon, Overflow 1)
• “Building Digital Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities in the Age of Transformation” by Jessie Keating, Silke Müelherr, Pia Lamberty, Omri Preiss, Alicia Wanless (March 22, 2023, 5 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 6 p.m.)

Version 1.18 March 14, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “The Politics of Remembrance” by Lee Tzu Tung 李紫彤, Xin Xin 林心瑜
• “Digital Download: A People's Guide to AI” by Peoples Guide to Tech
• “Why the DSA Is A Big Deal For Big Tech, and How To Tell The Story” by Jessie Keating, Claire Pershan, Alaphia Zoyab, Claudio Cesarano, Benjamin Fischer, Tom Brookes

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Unpacking methodologies for independent tech research” by Lisa Gutermuth, Brandi Geurkink

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Wind back to get forward: rethinking a sustainable Internet” by Paula (March 24, 2023, 8 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 10:45 p.m.)
• “Artistic Creativity and Copyright issues on AI” by Deniz Kurt (March 20, 2023, 10:45 p.m., Allies in Practice 2 → March 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Overflow 1)
• “Strengthening Data Ecosystems Launch” by Zeina Abi Assy, Mehan Jayasuriya, Njemile Davis, Shachee Doshi, Roshan Nair (March 22, 2023, 9:30 p.m., MoZone 2 → March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Overflow 2)
• “Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Data Ecosystems” by Jessie Keating, Champika Fernando, Hays Witt, Laura Maher, Njemile Davis, Denise McKenzie, Solana Larsen (March 20, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 5 p.m.)

Version 1.17 March 14, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “DiscoTehran: 1970s Tehran” by DiscoTehran
• “Parable Pavillion” by Guada Labs

Version 1.16 March 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Accessibility in Human Rights Centered Design | La Accesibilidad en el Diseño Centrado en los Derechos Humanos” by Chris Schweidler, Ranell Shubert, Tim Stallmann, Tony Macias (Allies in Practice 2 → Interpretation Room)
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Friday” by Lu Ortiz (Allies in Practice → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Tuesday” by Lu Ortiz (Allies in Practice → Non-Zoom Sessions)

Version 1.15 March 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 5” by Dzifa Kusenuh.

We have moved a session around: “Beyond the Questionnaire: An Algorithmic Impact Assessment Hackathon” by Nick Gertler (Non-Zoom Sessions → Overflow 1)

Version 1.14 March 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Datos para COMPAS exprés” by Omar Luna, Frida García Celis (March 20, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 5 p.m.)
• “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (March 21, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “"Nani Ma": A journey of Open Filmmaking to Speech Data” by Subhashish Panigrahi (Non-Zoom Sessions → Arts & Media)
• “Feminist Technologies for Feminist Futures” by Claire Ba, Lea Schiewer (Non-Zoom Sessions → Overflow 2)
• “Building Digital Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities in the Age of Transformation” by Jessie Keating, Silke Müelherr, Pia Lamberty, Omri Preiss, Alicia Wanless (March 20, 2023, 5 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 5 p.m.)

Version 1.13 March 13, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Emergent Encounters Bias Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Emergent Encounters Movement Building Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Made to Measure & datafication of our lives” by Laokoon, Julia Haas, Frederike Kaltheuner, Amy Brouillette, Deniz Wagner, Lucy Purdon
• “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
• “Emergent Encounters Bias Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Emergent Encounters Data Stewardship Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Thursday” by Lu Ortiz
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Wednesday” by Lu Ortiz
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Tuesday” by Lu Ortiz
• “Emergent Encounters Transparency Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Imagining Positive Futures” by Jessie Keating, Karina Alexanyan, Dr. Nicholas Brigham Adams, Jess Rimington, Kokayi
• “Building Digital Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities in the Age of Transformation” by Jessie Keating, Silke Müelherr, Pia Lamberty, Omri Preiss, Alicia Wanless
• “Monetization, Monopolies, and Misogyny: How gaming and creator economies are shifting the future of culture, technology, and geopolitics” by Jessie Keating, Thea Anderson, Micaela Mantegna, Anita Sarkeesian, Dr. Kishonna Gray, Albert Fox Cahn
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Friday” by Lu Ortiz
• “Emergent Encounters Transparency Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “From Insights To Impact” by Jessie Keating, Alexandra Givens, Emily Tavoulareas, B Cavello, Madison Snider
• “Moving through the Apocalypse: Considering the Future through the Caribbean's Past” by Jason Fitzroy Jeffers, Valencia James
• “Emergent Encounters Harvesting PARTY at the Greenhouse 🎉” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Burnout Open Office Hours Monday” by Lu Ortiz
• “Emergent Encounters Movement Building Happy Hour 1” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Creating new norms for responsible tech through governance and incentives” by Kasia Odrozek, Shu Dar Yao (she / her), Aniyia Williams, Ik Kanu, Anne Kim
• “Emergent Encounters Data Stewardship Happy Hour 2” by Philo, Gunnar de Jong
• “Putting the Public Interest Before Technology” by Jessie Keating, Michelle Shevin, Afua Bruce, Lyel Resner, Katy Knight, J. Bob Alotta

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Trustworthy AI as a Catalyst towards Environmental Sustainability” by Annett Bonuke
• “Our metaverse ~ Open source immersive worlds in education [retrospective exhibition]” by G. Craig Hobbs

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Data Ecosystems” by Jessie Keating, Champika Fernando, Hays Witt, Laura Maher, Njemile Davis, Denise McKenzie, Solana Larsen (March 20, 2023, 5 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “Building the Youth-Led Movement for Responsible Tech” by Jessie Keating, Emma Leiken, Jaspal Sandhu, Kevin Connors, Thanasi Dilos, Emma Lembke, David Ball (March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 9:30 p.m.)
• “Preparing the Next Generation of Technologists: Insights from the Responsible Computing Challenge” by Jessie Keating, Craig Newmark, Crystal Lee, Reem Suleiman, J. Bob Alotta, Steve Azeka, Lorena Huang Liu, Andrew Merluzzi, Shachee Doshi (March 21, 2023, 5 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 3 p.m.)
• “Web accessibility help desk #3 for open source tools” by Nancy Reyes, Raashi Saxena (March 23, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas (AI Amusement Park → Overflow 2)
• “Can AI art be ethical?” by Bridget Todd (March 24, 2023, 10:45 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 8 p.m.)
• “Philanthropy and Social Movements” by Jessie Keating, J. Bob Alotta, Dr. Megan Ming Francis, Dr. Carmen Rojas (March 21, 2023, 9:30 p.m. → March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)

Version 1.12 March 9, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have a new session: “Preparing the Next Generation of Technologists: Insights from the Responsible Computing Challenge” by Jessie Keating, Craig Newmark, Crystal Lee, Reem Suleiman, J. Bob Alotta, Steve Azeka, Lorena Huang Liu, Andrew Merluzzi, Shachee Doshi.

Version 1.11 March 9, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Putting the Public Interest Before Technology” by Jessie Keating, Michelle Shevin, Afua Bruce, Lyel Resner, Katy Knight, J. Bob Alotta

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Exploring Our Future: Interactive Climate Change Simulations for Everyone” by Josh Seltzer (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060)
• “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (March 24, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 21, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “Remixing Public Domain Culture for Climate Awareness: A Creative Workshop” by Brigitte Vézina (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060)
• “Digital Anti-Racism Education (D.A.R.E.) Program” by Nuzhat Jafri & Firdaus Ali (March 23, 2023, noon, Allies in Practice → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Overflow 2)
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila (Utility of Transparency B → Utility of Transparency)
• “Centering Communities in the Data Economy” by Kathleen Siminyu, Keoni Mahelona, Timnit Gebru, J. Bob Alotta (March 23, 2023, 5 p.m., MoZone 2 → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Overflow 1)
• “MozFest Zine Fair & Exhibition 2023” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (Non-Zoom Sessions → Arts & Media)
• “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Odanga Madung, Kofi Yeboah (March 20, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 5 p.m.)
• “Comunalidad digital. Preguntas para una Internet del futuro.” by Dom, la_jes (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Water is Life” by Amelia Winger-Bearskin, Nour Batyne, Devin Ronneberg, Martha Bearskin, Eamon O'Connor, Tré Vasquez (March 21, 2023, 8 p.m., Humans behind the Machine → March 20, 2023, noon, Parable of the Sower)
• “Mucha Lucha: the Tech & Biodiversity fight begins” by Cybelle, Gracielle Higino, Prathamesh Chavan, Soledad Magnone (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)

Version 1.10 March 9, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Discussing Unknown Influence” by Audrey Hingle, Odanga Madung, Tyler Freeman Smith
• “Policing the metaverse…ahhh… who’s doing it?” by Jessie Keating, Dr. Catriona Wallace, Dr. Louis Rosenberg, Hilda Sirec, Justine Gough, Dr. Justin Ellis

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Making and Maintaining Alt Tech Infrastructure Outside the Market and the State” by Rachel Coldicutt
• “Modernizing the tools for Open Science Publishing: A Collaborative Design Session with the Mozilla Innovation Group” by Michael Heavers

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Closing Party” by Zeina Abi Assy, DiscoTehran (Community Plenaries → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Predicting with Care - Design Principles for the future from an old world data science” by Afreen SAULAT, Ms Florence Devereux (AI Cosmologies → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Feminist Technologies for Feminist Futures” by Claire Ba, Lea Schiewer (Radical Inclusion → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias (MoZone 2 B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “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 (March 21, 2023, 9:30 p.m., MoZone → March 24, 2023, 5 p.m., Funders (Spatial Chat))
• “Mapping the Landscape of Voice Biometric Deployments” by Wiebke Hutiri (Utility of Transparency B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “MozFest Zine Fair & Exhibition 2023” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (Arts & Media → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Cyborg Bodyminds: Transcending Humanism” by sahibzada mayed, Catherine Zhong (AI Cosmologies → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Beyond the Questionnaire: An Algorithmic Impact Assessment Hackathon” by Nick Gertler (Autonomy & Governance B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias (MoZone 2 B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “The (Anti) Metaverse” by Luca (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Exploring Many Ways of Knowing and the Role of AI” by Christopher Costes (AI Cosmologies → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Alfabetización Digital, ¿Porque no la logramos y seguimos sonando aburridos?” by Jose Mendoza (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “If Silicon Valley had been conceived in the non-western world what may it look like?” by Afreen SAULAT (Utility of Transparency B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Internet Health Report Listening Tour” by Eeva Moore, Solana Larsen (MoZone B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Data sharing for common good needs data commons” by Marjolein Bot, Simone van der Burg, Hilary Richters, Lia Hsu, Erik Lückers (Autonomy & Governance → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Governance & Algorithmic Design in Speech AI - with Mozilla Common Voice and NVIDIA” by E.M. Lewis-Jong, Jessica Rose (MoZone → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “"Nani Ma": A journey of Open Filmmaking to Speech Data” by Subhashish Panigrahi (Arts & Media → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Meet & Greet: Education and Access Space” by Education and Access Wranglers (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Navigating the open-source algorithm audit tooling landscape” by Deb Raji, Abeba Birhane, Victor Ojewale, Mehan Jayasuriya, Becca Ricks, Marc Faddoul, Dan Calacci, Brandi Geurkink, Claire Pershan, Sean McGregor (MoZone → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 Premiere” by Soledad Magnone, Cybelle, Gracielle Higino, Prathamesh Chavan (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Putting the Public Interest Before Technology” by Jessie Keating, Michelle Shevin, Afua Bruce, Lyel Resner, Katy Knight, J. Bob Alotta (March 24, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 4 p.m.)

Version 1.9 March 6, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “In 2030, governments only use open source: a thought experiment” by Elena Findley-de Regt (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “A Public Interest Framework – reclaiming media as an institution of democracy, peace, and security” by Deniz Wagner, Mira Milosevic, Joan Barata, Julia Madrazo, Lori (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “AIxCosmos: Awakening in an Open Space” by Sophia Bazile (she/her) (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Towards a universal Right to Repair everything and everywhere” by Ugo Vallauri (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Safe Internet for learning environments” by Filippo Yacob, Joe Brown (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Web publications & reading in digital culture” by Krzysztof Pijarski, Tytus Szabelski-Różniak, Piotr Karczewski, Maja Starakiewicz (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “Unsupervised Pleasures: Imagining Better Large Language Models with Queer AI and the Intersectional AI Toolkit” by Sarah Ciston, Emily Martinez, Emily Martinez (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating (Funders (Spatial Chat) → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Facilitating Collective Power” by Dirk Slater (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “False Negative Ideation Workshop” by Michaela Pnacekova, Anna Leschanowsky, Wiebke Hutiri (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “The Digital Doughnut: A holistic way of exploring tech's impact on global sustainability” by Alistair Alexander, Nahuai Badiola (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Radical Inclusion)
• “AVID: Empowering communities to put AI risk management into practice through collaborative open knowledge” by Borhane Blili-Hamelin, Subho Majumdar, Nathan Butters (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Semente - create community-based digital policy” by Felipe Schmidt Fonseca, Bernardo van de Schepop (MoZone 2 → MoZone 2 B)
• “Digital and virtual burnout is real!” by Lu Ortiz, Nicole Martin (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “Culturally Responsive AI Storytelling” by Tom Westgarth, Kevin Luca Zandermann (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Dialogues & Debates: Making the Fediverse” by Steve Teixeira, Anouk Ruhaak, Tarunima, AX Mina, Darius Kazemi (MoZone 2 → Community Plenaries)
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating (Funders (Spatial Chat) → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Dialogues & Debates: Funding Ethical Tech & The Next Mozilla Chapter” by Carys Afoko, J. Bob Alotta, Imo Udom, Mohamed Nanabhay, Pelonomi Moiloa, Mitchell Baker (Autonomy & Governance → Community Plenaries)
• “Disability Inclusive AI & Policy: From AI Bias to Implications in Education, Children & Disability Rights” by Yonah Welker, Kave Noori, Maud Stiernet, Samuel (Interpreter), Natasha (Interpreter), Marina Montemor (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “Digitalization, Valuation and Trading Environmental Impact (powered by Greenstand)” by Ezra Jay, Jaime Perales, Emmanuel Fotso, Sebastian (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “AI We Can Trust: Policy and Practice in Africa” by Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Mark Gaffley (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “How to ask your government questions” by Jan Ainali, Abbe98 (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Alfabetización Digital, ¿Porque no la logramos y seguimos sonando aburridos?” by Jose Mendoza (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Señales para una Detox de Datos: Saga Latine” by Viviana Forero, Azeneth García, Soledad Magnone, María del Rosario Cardona Sánchez, Mónica Zapata Ortega (Youth Zone → Youth Zone B)
• “Meet & Greet: Education and Access Space” by Education and Access Wranglers (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Stories Are Our Algorithm: Emerging Tech & Collective Power” by Toshi Reagon, Stephanie Dinkins (Parable of the Sower → Overflow 1)
• “Beyond the Questionnaire: An Algorithmic Impact Assessment Hackathon” by Nick Gertler (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Be an ethicist – Participate in an AI Ethics Review Committee” by Jurriaan Parie, Samaa Mohammad (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Remixing Public Domain Culture for Climate Awareness: A Creative Workshop” by Brigitte Vézina (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Black crypto culture” by Ian Forrester (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Bountiful Futures AI Bounty Hunt” by maddie shang (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “If Silicon Valley had been conceived in the non-western world what may it look like?” by Afreen SAULAT (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Keeping Platforms Accountable: Data Transparency with the Future of AI” by Kaleigh Schwalbe, Kat Lo (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Boundary Spanning Work” by Beth Duckles (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “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 (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Trustworthy AI needs trustworthy data – tackling the linguistic discrimination in training data” by The Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law (BCNL) (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “From cybercrime to censorship: Using narrative and contextual analysis to empower understanding and resilience” by Giovana, Ali Osman (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL (AI Amusement Park → Overflow 1)
• “R.U. Cyber? :// Mondo 2000 History Project Salon” by James Edward Marks, Ken Goffman aka R.U. Sirius, Marius Matesan, Eleanor Dare (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Data Breaches: A Venom that poisons all too late, or how the Law needs to properly address data leaks” by Warren Urquhart (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Reverse Recs: Strengthening Democracy with Algorithmic Accountability” by Beatrice Wayne, Alex MacIsaac (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating (Funders (Spatial Chat) → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “MozFest Sip n' Paint” by T Munyua (MoZone 2 → MoZone 2 B)
• “Towards a Data Justice Framework for AI Developers” by Eliza McCullough, Sarah Villeneuve (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Making and Maintaining Alt Tech Infrastructure Outside the Market and the State” by Rachel Coldicutt (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Children and the Right to Privacy: Parental Protection or Stalker Ware?” by Najad Osman, Elaha Walizadeh (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Do you know what that camera is doing? Learnings from pilots of DTPR, a standard for increasing tech transparency in public spaces” by Jackie Lu, Jason Farra, Adrienne Schmoeker, Jonathan Pichot (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Inclusion Drives Innovation - The Value of "By and For" Product Design” by Alyah Thomas, John Choi, Ilmi, Antonio Guimaraes, Charity Pitcher-Cooper (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Mozilla's Legal Guide for Builders Experimenting with Data Governance - What We Learned” by Maximilian Gahntz (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Many Voices: towards a shared vocal practice between humans and machines” by Jonathan Chaim Reus, Eleni Ikoniadou (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “A Native American/Indigenous perspective on Artificial Intelligence” by Bridget Kimsey (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Content moderation “sweatshops” – How Big Tech outsources its dirty work and how moderators are fighting back” by Billy Perrigo, Daniel Motaung (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “Practical lessons from piloting stakeholder engagement in AI development - emerging champions” by Vanja Skoric, Berna Keskindemir, Emily Lawton, Mayesha Tasnim, Tasniem Anwar (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “I’m passionate about climate. He’s passionate about privacy. We decided to swap for one year.” by Ruby Au, William (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Staying invisible on the internet” by Anushka Jain, Tejasi Panjiar (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “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 (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Digital Content Creators Unite: Dispatches from the frontlines of the AI-algorithm revolution” by Surabhi Srivastava (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “The Search for Parables of AI” by ranjit, Katherine Reilly, Esteban Morales (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Dialogues & Debates: The Race To Regulate: How Will This Impact the World?” by Marietje Schaake, Aisha P.L. Kadiri, Nikhil Pahwa, Kush Amlani (MoZone 2 → Community Plenaries)
• “Participating in the digital society” by SIDN fonds (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Breathe Deep: Machine Learning as Spiritual Practice” by Sam Danello, Roland Chen, Paul Joseph Rivera-Carlisle (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Digital Rights Monopoly Game” by Uffa Modey, Chrystal Bonzo, Esther Mwema (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Making Coding & Data Experiences more accessible with free resources” by Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “What open-source tech innovation and AI help us get to a regenerative economy and get Nature Based Solutions to scale?” by leehe skuler (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Dialogues & Debates: A Conversation with Angela Davis and Christian Smalls” by Angela Davis, J. Bob Alotta, Christian Smalls (Utility of Transparency → Community Plenaries)
• “Exploring the Future of Data Exchanges and Responsible AI” by Willem Koeman, Hayo Schreijer, Nina Verheijen, Gloria Garcia (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “MozFest Trustworthy AI Working Group Demo Day 2023” by Temi Popo, Leonora Tima, Eleanor Dare, Jennifer Ding, Christopher Akiki, Mario Rodriquez, Saif Malhem, Anne Lee Steele, Xenia, Paul Sedille (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Win-Win Workout on predictive policing” by Perry Walker (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “BOUNDARY OBJECTS: Dismantling Taxonomies to Render Visibility in Digital Negative Space” by Maggie Mustaklem, Sian Brooke (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Wind back to get forward: rethinking a sustainable Internet” by Paula (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating (Funders (Spatial Chat) → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “From the archive to the dancefloor: create live music with AI” by Max Tiel (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “From labelling to creativity: A co-creative workshop about gender recognition technologies” by Ada Ada Ada (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Dialogues & Debates: People Make Movements” by Tara Fischbach, Val Voshchevska, Alia Malek (MoZone → Community Plenaries)
• “Exposing how Pornhub abuses personal data of its users” by Giulia Corona, Alessandro Polidoro (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Responsible AI, from principles to practices: Algorithmic Auditing” by Iliyana Nalbantova (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “PublicSpaces - the coalition that works towards an internet based on public values” by Wouter Tebbens (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “AI Ethics with the Lens of Buddha” by Rupa Singh (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias (MoZone 2 → MoZone 2 B)
• “Internet Health Report Listening Tour” by Eeva Moore, Solana Larsen (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Community Transparency: Lessons from Open Source Governance” by Abigail Cabunoc Mayes (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Walk a mile in their shoes: Policymaking to regulate FRT” by Ameya Nagarajan, Kudzai (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “In Conversation with Mozilla Tech Policy Fellows: Where’s the harm?” by Tarcizio Silva, Bogdana Rakova, Jasmine McNealy, Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Lorena Regattieri, Lucy Purdon, Júlia Keserű, Apryl Williams (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Movimientos interculturales Ganando Acercamientos Para Abrazar Cuidados Ancestrales Tecnológicos Inclusivos. MINGA PACA TI” by Nathaly Espitia Diaz, Miguel Angel Oxlaj Cúmez (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “A Glass Screen or a Foggy Mirror: Discussing Algorithmic Transparency in the Global South” by Jhalak M. Kakkar (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Datos para COMPAS exprés” by Omar Luna, Frida García Celis (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias (MoZone 2 → MoZone 2 B)
• “West Asia & North Africa Digital Rights Scene: Threats and Opportunities” by Mohamad Najem (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Cosmos Experience: Towards New Sensemaking - AI, Art, Creativity & Aesthetics” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), Ari Melenciano (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (Radical Inclusion → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Mapping the Landscape of Voice Biometric Deployments” by Wiebke Hutiri (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Exploring Our Future: Interactive Climate Change Simulations for Everyone” by Josh Seltzer (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL (AI Amusement Park → Overflow 1)
• “Participatory play : Come test cooperative data governance!” by Amrita Nanda (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Bringing the Tada Values to life for a future ‘ethical scan car’” by Mike de Kreek (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Talkaoke - Decolonising Net Culture” by Mikey Weinkove (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Regulating Recommendation Engines” by Amber Sinha (MoZone 2 → MoZone 2 B)
• “Del espacio digital a la acción” by Ari Ramírez (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “The (Anti) Metaverse” by Luca (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Willie Mae Rock Camp Presents: Florence Mills Spatialized! Discussion” by LaFrae Sci (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Web accessibility clinic for open source tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “AI Surveillance in Africa: Transparency and Observance of Open Procurement Standards in the Procurement of AI Systems.” by Jackie Akello, Zara Schroeder (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “How can digital infrastructure be a critical response to fight climate change?” by Narrira, Marcia Nobrega (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao (March 22, 2023, 8:05 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 8 p.m.)
• “Building a network to report about climate crisis” by Fer Aguirre, Soledad Magnone, Charles Suggs, Gibran Mena (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Natalie Kerby, Miazia Schueler (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Ethics on the Job: A Tech Worker’s Role in Upholding Values in Computing Systems” by Kristen Sheets, Nataliya Nedzhvetskaya (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “Need for building Explainable AI” by Rishit Dagli, Shivay Lamba (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Challenges and Opportunities in Web3 Philanthropy” by Esra'a Al Shafei (Utility of Transparency → Utility of Transparency B)
• “Digital ID & Society: Designing Inclusive, Safe and Responsible Digital IDs for Minoritized Communities.” by Mardiya S, Lilian Olivia Orero, Gabriel Fonlladosa (AI Cosmologies → AI Cosmologies B)
• “Encryption in Africa - Human Right or Criminal Offence?” by Jeff Wilbur, Lillian Nalwoga, Peterking Quaye, Adugna Necho Mulatu (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “How legislations in the EU can impact the Global South” by Itxaso Domínguez, Asha Allen, Paige Collings, Mona Shtaya, Jan Penfrat (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Integrity, trust & safety workers and their role in creating a healthy & transparent social internet” by Sean Wang, Lauren Wagner, Arushi Saxena, Issie Lapowsky, Maggie Engler, Eric Davis, Lauren Boas Hayes (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “Participative creation of AI models used by governments.” by Paul Suijkerbuijk, Willy Tadema, Fenna Woudstra (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Surveillance and ethical governance: A contextual approach to privacy in the deployment of smart city technologies” by Sharon Strover, Leo Cao, Emily Woodward (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Limits of automation in content moderation: a production perspective” by Sana Ahmad (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “Restoring Empathy Online” by Corinne David (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Who can resist a cookie: Finding balance in our digital nutrition” by Teodora Pavkovic, Taryn Wren (Youth Zone → Youth Zone B)
• “AI utilized as a Instrument of opposition” by Nour Naim (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Designing for the future fediverse” by Ian Forrester (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Co-Creating A Better Tech Future: Mozilla Data Futures Lab” by Miguel Morachimo, Brandi Geurkink, Arturo Filastò, Tarunima, Saira Khan-Gallo, Caitlin Augustin, Lea Strohm (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Open AI systems: will they challenge the concentrations of power?” by Zuzanna Warso, Alek Tarkowski, Isaac Johnson (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Removing Neoliberalizm from Our Data Collection Tools in Africa” by Benjamin Akinmoyeje, Adio-Adet Dinika (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Online gender-based violence: Struggles and resistance in Latin America for digital rights” by Sara Fratti, Cecilia Ananías (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Mozilla Common Voice - Tamil” by Muthuramalingam (Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 B)
• “Questionable Tech: Rethinking Sensitive Data” by Questionable Tech – Tima Otu Anwana and Paul Eberstaller (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice 2 B)
• “Navigating the Regulatory Framework for Medical Devices in India” by Gyan Tripathi (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)
• “Sender Unknown: Design's Impacts on Deception and Trust in Messaging” by Caroline Sinders, Justin Hendrix (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “A common tongue” by Daniru Jayasuriya (Radical Inclusion → Radical Inclusion B)
• “Quilting free tools for computer literacy training” by Rowen Ravera (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating (Funders (Spatial Chat) → Non-Zoom Sessions)
• “Online Safety for Teens - A discussion on Cybersecurity for students and educators” by Asela Waidyalankara (Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data B)
• “Digital Leaders - Let’s talk ethics & equity in AI” by Hannah Ballard (Youth Zone → Youth Zone B)
• “Modernizing the tools for Open Science Publishing: A Collaborative Design Session with the Mozilla Innovation Group” by Michael Heavers (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Corporate Social Media is in Decay. What should Non-Profits do?” by Dirk Slater (Allies in Practice → Allies in Practice B)
• “Drag Queen Bingo” by The Screaming Queens (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “What do “normal” people look like? (Normalizi.ng: talk + discussion)” by Mushon Zer-Aviv (Humans behind the Machine → Humans behind the Machine B)
• “The Future of Everything Depends on Community” by Laure X Cast (MoZone → MoZone B)
• “Exploring Data Governance As A Community” by Thomas Linder, Lauriane, Christian Medina (Autonomy & Governance → Autonomy & Governance B)

Version 1.8 March 6, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Water is Life” by Amelia Winger-Bearskin, Nour Batyne, Devin Ronneberg, Martha Bearskin, Eamon O'Connor, Tré Vasquez
• “Digital and virtual burnout is real!” by Lu Ortiz, Nicole Martin

We have moved a session around: “Towards a universal Right to Repair everything and everywhere” by Ugo Vallauri (March 23, 2023, 5 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)

Version 1.7 March 3, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Willie Mae Rock Camp Presents: Florence Mills Spatialized! Discussion” by LaFrae Sci
• “Dialogues & Debates: The Race To Regulate: How Will This Impact the World?” by Marietje Schaake, Aisha P.L. Kadiri, Nikhil Pahwa, Kush Amlani
• “Made to Measure” by Laokoon
• “Bountiful Futures AI Bounty Hunt” by maddie shang
• “Dialogues & Debates: People Make Movements” by Tara Fischbach, Val Voshchevska, Alia Malek
• “Dialogues & Debates: A Conversation with Angela Davis and Christian Smalls” by Angela Davis, J. Bob Alotta, Christian Smalls
• “Dialogues & Debates: Making the Fediverse” by Steve Teixeira, Anouk Ruhaak, Tarunima, AX Mina, Darius Kazemi
• “Unknown Influence | Social Media, Democracy and Transparency” by Audrey Hingle, Odanga Madung, Tyler Freeman Smith
• “Dialogues & Debates: Funding Ethical Tech & The Next Mozilla Chapter” by Carys Afoko, J. Bob Alotta, Imo Udom, Mohamed Nanabhay, Pelonomi Moiloa, Mitchell Baker

We sadly had to cancel a session: “Right to Repair - If you can't repair, you don't own it” by João Manoel

Version 1.6 March 3, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “Making and Maintaining Alt Tech Infrastructure Outside the Market and the State” by Rachel Coldicutt
• “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
• “Seeds & Clay: Organizing New Worlds Through Vulnerability 2.0” by Ra Malika Imhotep, Miyuki Baker
• “From Detroit to Egypt: Connecting Movements for Climate Justice and Prison Abolition” by Yasmin Elayat, Siwatu-Salama Ra, Sanaa Seif
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “Using GitHub to open source endemic disease research in low-and-middle-income countries” by Cynthia, Miquel Duran-Frigola, SKi Sankhe, Grant Birkinbine, Rachel Stanik, Ankit Kumar Honey, Dimitrios Philliou
• “The taxonomy of mis-, dis and malinformation and how to combat it” by Ahmed X. Medien, Swapneel Mehta, Glenn Ellingson, Hallie Stern
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “Putting the Public Interest Before Technology” by Jessie Keating, Michelle Shevin, Afua Bruce, Lyel Resner, Katy Knight, J. Bob Alotta
• “Sustenance and Liberation: Recipes and Stories inspired by Octavia E. Butler’s Parable Series” by Salimatu Amabebe, Bryant Terry
• “Learn, share and do! Meet the No Minor Futures team” by Soledad Magnone, Sandra Apollo, Umi Said Omar, Deleted User, Sarah Syed
• “Funder Track Coffee House” by Jessie Keating
• “Building the Youth-Led Movement for Responsible Tech” by Jessie Keating, Emma Leiken, Jaspal Sandhu, Kevin Connors, Thanasi Dilos, Emma Lembke, David Ball
• “Stories Are Our Algorithm: Emerging Tech & Collective Power” by Toshi Reagon, Stephanie Dinkins
• “Redistributing Power Through Trust-Based Philanthropy” by Jessie Keating, Shaady Salehi, Kathleen Fleming, Katy Knight, Mike Scutari
• “Usurpador: The Lord of the Skies” by Timothée Poisot, Gracielle Higino
• “Our metaverse ~ Open source immersive worlds in education [retrospective exhibition]” by G. Craig Hobbs
• “Beyond the Now-an experimental exchange of ideas between journalists and socially-engaged artists.” by Aine O'Brien, Daniel Trilling, Dominik Czechowski, Ashish Ghadiali, Dana Olarescu, Kit Braybrooke, Sarah Lemiem
• “West Asia & North Africa Digital Rights Scene: Threats and Opportunities” by Mohamad Najem
• “Mozilla Africa Innovation Mradi: Building The African Tech Ecosystem” by Jessie Keating, Hanan Elmasu, Chenai Chair, Nkirote Koome, Steve Azeka, Mark Irura Gachara, Belona Sonna

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “dARTa: Using art to show the magic of open data” by Emily-Rose Steyn, Joanne Parker, Paul Jones, Abigail Kemper (March 21, 2023, noon, Utility of Transparency → March 23, 2023, noon, Humans behind the Machine)
• “Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Data Ecosystems” by Jessie Keating, Champika Fernando, Hays Witt, Laura Maher, Njemile Davis, Denise McKenzie, Solana Larsen (MoZone 2 → Funders (Spatial Chat))
• “The Future of Everything Depends on Community” by Laure X Cast (March 24, 2023, 10:45 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 7 p.m.)
• “Philanthropy and Social Movements” by Jessie Keating, J. Bob Alotta, Dr. Megan Ming Francis, Dr. Carmen Rojas (March 20, 2023, 3 p.m., MoZone → March 21, 2023, 9:30 p.m., Funders (Spatial Chat))
• “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Odanga Madung, Kofi Yeboah (March 20, 2023, 5 p.m., MoZone → March 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Radical Inclusion)
• “Using AI to ensure justice equality for survivours of gender based violence.” by Leonora Tima (March 22, 2023, 10:45 p.m., MoZone → March 22, 2023, 3 p.m., MoZone 2)
• “Right to Repair - If you can't repair, you don't own it” by João Manoel (March 24, 2023, 5 p.m., Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data)
• “Wind back to get forward: rethinking a sustainable Internet” by Paula (March 24, 2023, 10:45 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 8 p.m.)
• “What do “normal” people look like? (Normalizi.ng: talk + discussion)” by Mushon Zer-Aviv (March 20, 2023, 5 p.m. → March 21, 2023, 4 p.m.)
• “What open-source tech innovation and AI help us get to a regenerative economy and get Nature Based Solutions to scale?” by leehe skuler (March 24, 2023, 9:30 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 4 p.m.)
• “Centering Communities in the Data Economy” by Kathleen Siminyu, Keoni Mahelona, Timnit Gebru, J. Bob Alotta (March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m., MoZone → March 23, 2023, 5 p.m., MoZone 2)

Version 1.5 Feb. 24, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Sharing Experiences and Experiments with Language Inclusion from MozFest 2022 and 2023.” by Laura Vidal / Curious Shapes, T Munyua
• “Web accessibility help desk #3 for open source tools” by Nancy Reyes, Raashi Saxena
• “Build A Sci-fi Inspired Happily Ever After” by Kristina Gorr
• “What do “normal” people look like? (Normalizi.ng: talk + discussion)” by Mushon Zer-Aviv
• “Our metaverse ~ Open source immersive worlds in education” by G. Craig Hobbs, Tyler Stannard
• “Emotional AIs are coming: What are the consequences on humanity?” by Anna Braun
• “Considerations for developing voice products for rural smallholder farmers” by Betsy Muriithi
• “‘Just’ Innovations: A study on how Justicemakers are using tech to lead social justice movement” by Meghana Parik, Subhashish Panigrahi
• “Dataverse: Policy & Partnerships” by Tarandeep, Pete Furlong
• “Dataverse: Tools and ToDos” by Nivas Ramisetty, Wathagi, Marcela Capaja, Freyja van den Boom, Dominika Janus
• “Recognition Technology and Machine learning and how they effect people's life” by Sara Alsherif, أحمد غربية
• “Web accessibility help desk #1 for open source tools” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes
• “Dataverse: Datasets & Distress” by Tarandeep, Navya Sri Kalli, Tarunima, Padmini Ray Murray, Cheshta Arora, Padmini Ray Murray
• “Web accessibility help desk #2 for open source tools” by Nancy Reyes, Raashi Saxena

We sadly had to cancel a session: “EmpatIA: Inteligencia Artificial para el Desarrollo” by Victoria Abatte

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Know Your App: A design intervention workshop with a children's EdTech database” by Xinyu Zhao (March 22, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 10:45 p.m.)
• “Web accessibility clinic for open source tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes (March 20, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (March 24, 2023, 2 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 3 p.m.)
• “False Negative Ideation Workshop” by Michaela Pnacekova, Anna Leschanowsky, Wiebke Hutiri (March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “Design It For Us: Youth-led initiatives to demand that tech is designed with kids in mind” by Alison Rice, Emma Lembke, Zamaan Qureshi, Trisha Prabhu (March 22, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 3 p.m.)
• “Cómo ir más allá del fact-checking” by Melissa Vida, Samanta Azpurua (March 21, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 21, 2023, 8 p.m.)
• “Alfabetización Digital, ¿Porque no la logramos y seguimos sonando aburridos?” by Jose Mendoza (March 22, 2023, 4:10 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 4 p.m.)
• “Can AI art be ethical?” by Bridget Todd (March 20, 2023, noon, Arts & Media → March 24, 2023, 10:45 p.m., Utility of Transparency)
• “Mainstreaming Human Rights in the Digital Transformation of Cities: the road ahead” by Flor Serale, Paula Boet, Ximena Soto (March 24, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 24, 2023, noon)
• “MozFest Ambassador Hour” by Kristina Gorr, Sadik Shahadu, Craig Steele, Anastasia Karagianni (March 21, 2023, 9:30 p.m., MoZone → March 23, 2023, 8 p.m., MoZone 2)

Version 1.4 Feb. 21, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Data Ecosystems” by Jessie Keating, Champika Fernando, Hays Witt, Laura Maher, Njemile Davis, Denise McKenzie, Solana Larsen
• “Cosmos Experience: Rituals for Liminality” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), inabel Uytiepo (they/siya), Bonita Oliver, Tada Hozumi (they)
• “¿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
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Modernizing the tools for Open Science Publishing: A Collaborative Design Session with the Mozilla Innovation Group” by Michael Heavers
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Cosmos Experience: Making Different Kin; Weaving Wider Ecologies” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), Adah Parris, Tada Hozumi (they)
• “Seminar - Rhizome of Babel” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “Cosmos Experience: Enmeshment: Science Fiction & Speculative Imaginaries” by Sophia Bazile (she/her)
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Cosmos Experience: Facing Wicked Problems & Paradox” by inabel Uytiepo (they/siya), Sophia Bazile (she/her)
• “Monstrous ED” by Eleanor
• “Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 Premiere” by Soledad Magnone, Cybelle, Gracielle Higino, Prathamesh Chavan
• “Cosmos Experience: Towards New Sensemaking - AI, Art, Creativity & Aesthetics” by Sophia Bazile (she/her), Ari Melenciano

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “How to talk so Big Tech will listen: Decentralizing company engagement on digital rights” by Solana Larsen, Jan Rydzak
• “Building farmer data autonomy through the Ag Data Wallet” by Dorn Cox

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI (March 22, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 2 p.m.)
• “Participating in the digital society” by SIDN fonds (March 21, 2023, 9:30 p.m., Allies in Practice 2 → March 22, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060)

Version 1.3 Feb. 15, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “AI-Musement Park” by Eleanor
• “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “Girls in STEAM” by Ariel Cao
• “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias
• “Designing for Data Rights in the AI Production Pipeline” by Jennifer Ding, Anne Lee Steele, Yacine Jernite
• “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas
• “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL
• “Semente - create community-based digital policy” by Felipe Schmidt Fonseca, Bernardo van de Schepop
• “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL
• “Nature Sounds + Guided Rest Meditation” by Natalie Matias
• “Launch of the Rhizome of Babel” by Kosisochukwu Nnebe
• “Artistic Creativity and Copyright issues on AI” by Deniz Kurt
• “Reimagine Copenhagen 1941” by Jing Wang Thomas
• “Strengthening Data Ecosystems Launch” by Zeina Abi Assy, Mehan Jayasuriya, Njemile Davis, Shachee Doshi, Roshan Nair
• “Disability Inclusive AI & Policy: From AI Bias to Implications in Education, Children & Disability Rights” by Yonah Welker, Kave Noori, Maud Stiernet, Samuel (Interpreter), Natasha (Interpreter), Marina Montemor
• “Fungi Sea See Fun” by HeheLLL
• “Mucha Lucha: the Tech & Biodiversity fight begins” by Cybelle, Gracielle Higino, Prathamesh Chavan, Soledad Magnone
• “Reverse Recs: Strengthening Democracy with Algorithmic Accountability” by Beatrice Wayne, Alex MacIsaac

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “R.U. Cyber? :// Mondo 2000 History Project Salon” by James Edward Marks, Ken Goffman aka R.U. Sirius, Marius Matesan, Eleanor Dare (March 20, 2023, 10:45 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 9:30 p.m.)
• “Questionable Tech: Rethinking Sensitive Data” by Questionable Tech – Tima Otu Anwana and Paul Eberstaller (March 21, 2023, 10:45 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 21, 2023, 4 p.m., Allies in Practice 2)
• “"Is my phone listening to me?" and other political questions around privacy” by Thomas Le Bonniec (March 24, 2023, 8 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 7 p.m.)
• “Cook Cauliflower Florets at MozFest” by Esther Erwteman (March 22, 2023, 6 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 22, 2023, 8 p.m., Allies in Practice 2)
• “Sustainability, justice, and socio-ecological dimensions of AI transparency” by Bogdana Rakova (March 24, 2023, 9:30 p.m., MoZone → March 24, 2023, 5 p.m., MoZone 2)
• “Community Transparency: Lessons from Open Source Governance” by Abigail Cabunoc Mayes (March 20, 2023, 9:30 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 9:30 p.m.)
• “Bringing the Tada Values to life for a future ‘ethical scan car’” by Mike de Kreek (Allies in Practice 2 → Allies in Practice)

Version 1.2 Feb. 9, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Re-thinking Voice in the Age of AI” by Wiebke Hutiri, Anna Leschanowsky, Michaela Pnacekova
• “Towards a universal Right to Repair everything and everywhere” by Ugo Vallauri
• “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 4” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Talkaoke - Decolonising Net Culture” by Mikey Weinkove
• “MozFest Game Show 1” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “MozFest Game Show 2” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “*Privacy Not Included” by Jen Caltrider, Misha Rykov
• “Sustainability, justice, and socio-ecological dimensions of AI transparency” by Bogdana Rakova
• “Discussing the Rise of Bad Bots” by Jake Blok, mark
• “Participating in the digital society” by SIDN fonds
• “Be an ethicist – Participate in an AI Ethics Review Committee” by Jurriaan Parie, Samaa Mohammad
• “Memiro: Centering Self-Tracking in Designed Experiences” by Roxanne Hoffman
• “An Intelligent (AI) Game Jam” by Yuwei Lin
• “MozFest Game Show 3” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Centering Human Rights: Prioritizing Accessibility + Privacy + Usability” by Natalie, Caroline Sinders
• “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 2” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Children and the Right to Privacy: Parental Protection or Stalker Ware?” by Najad Osman, Elaha Walizadeh
• “MozFest Game Show 4” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Breaking the anglocentricism of the internet - perspectives from the Common Voice community” by E.M. Lewis-Jong, Sulafa Silim, Gina Moape
• “Standards, labels, and classifications in the algorithmic auditing space” by Abeba Birhane, Kasia Chmielinski, Raesetje Sefala, Daniel Leufer
• “Restoring Empathy Online” by Corinne David
• “Bringing the Tada Values to life for a future ‘ethical scan car’” by Mike de Kreek
• “The Future of Everything Depends on Community” by Laure X Cast
• “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 3” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Co-Creating A Better Tech Future: Mozilla Data Futures Lab” by Miguel Morachimo, Brandi Geurkink, Arturo Filastò, Tarunima, Saira Khan-Gallo, Caitlin Augustin, Lea Strohm
• “MTF Roundtable” by Mehan Jayasuriya, Wiebke Hutiri, Marc Faddoul
• “Removing Neoliberalizm from Our Data Collection Tools in Africa” by Benjamin Akinmoyeje, Adio-Adet Dinika
• “Towards equitable and ethical uses and designs for AI in Education” by Thomas Salmon, Nimi
• “From the archive to the dancefloor: create live music with AI” by Max Tiel
• “Mozilla Common Voice - Tamil” by Muthuramalingam
• “A common tongue” by Daniru Jayasuriya
• “Mozilla.ai: Building a Trustworthy Tech Stack for the Generative AI Era” by Kasia Chmielinski, Moez Draief, Mark Surman
• “Responsible AI, from principles to practices: Algorithmic Auditing” by Iliyana Nalbantova
• “Why we need Human-Centered Software Engineering” by Tanzeel Khan
• “MozFest Studio - Daily Update 1” by Dzifa Kusenuh
• “Prototyping Algorithmic Contestability for Large Language Models” by Bogdana Rakova, Megan Ma, Nicholas Vincent
• “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Odanga Madung, Kofi Yeboah
• “Using AI to ensure justice equality for survivours of gender based violence.” by Leonora Tima

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “Building escalation channels for online abuse: learning from fact checking systems to protect human rights defenders and journalists” by Elodie Vialle, Shmyla Khan, Kat Lo (March 20, 2023, 4 p.m., Humans behind the Machine → March 20, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data)
• “Text-to-Image prompt battle” by Lilian Stolk, Guus Hoeberechts, margarita@thehmm.nl (March 21, 2023, 7 p.m., Allies in Practice 2 → March 21, 2023, 8 p.m., Allies in Practice)
• “Digital ID & Society: Designing Inclusive, Safe and Responsible Digital IDs for Minoritized Communities.” by Mardiya S, Lilian Olivia Orero, Gabriel Fonlladosa (March 23, 2023, 12:30 p.m., Humans behind the Machine → March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m., AI Cosmologies)
• “Feminist Technologies for Feminist Futures” by Claire Ba, Lea Schiewer (March 23, 2023, 4 p.m., Utility of Transparency → March 23, 2023, noon, Radical Inclusion)
• “Regulating Recommendation Engines” by Amber Sinha (March 20, 2023, noon, Utility of Transparency → March 21, 2023, 1:45 p.m., MoZone 2)
• “Many Voices: towards a shared vocal practice between humans and machines” by Jonathan Chaim Reus, Eleni Ikoniadou (March 24, 2023, noon → March 24, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “AI Ethics with the Lens of Buddha” by Rupa Singh (March 24, 2023, 4:30 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 4 p.m.)
• “Web publications & reading in digital culture” by Krzysztof Pijarski, Tytus Szabelski-Różniak, Piotr Karczewski, Maja Starakiewicz (March 21, 2023, noon, Allies in Practice → March 21, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Radical Inclusion)
• “AI & DATA ETHICS : A Practical Approach” by Wathagi, Dominika Janus, Sona Jose (March 24, 2023, 5 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 24, 2023, noon, MoZone)
• “AI utilized as a Instrument of opposition” by Nour Naim (March 22, 2023, noon → March 22, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “Wiretaps on Wheels: How Cars (and Rideshare Bikes) Track Everywhere We Go” by Eleni Manis (March 20, 2023, 4 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 8 p.m.)
• “Energy of the Collective” by Bonita Oliver (March 22, 2023, 3:05 p.m. → March 22, 2023, noon)
• “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 (March 24, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 24, 2023, noon)
• “Who can resist a cookie: Finding balance in our digital nutrition” by Teodora Pavkovic, Taryn Wren (March 24, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “Digital inclusion in the era of decentralisation” by Charles Anaman (March 24, 2023, noon, Autonomy & Governance → March 24, 2023, 5 p.m., Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data)
• “Building a climate justice and digital rights network from the soil up” by Maya Richman, Fieke (March 22, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 22, 2023, noon)
• “Towards a Data Justice Framework for AI Developers” by Eliza McCullough, Sarah Villeneuve (March 20, 2023, 4:30 p.m., Autonomy & Governance → March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data)
• “Digital Rights Monopoly Game” by Uffa Modey, Chrystal Bonzo, Esther Mwema (March 23, 2023, noon, Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Allies in Practice 2)
• “The Digital Doughnut: A holistic way of exploring tech's impact on global sustainability” by Alistair Alexander, Nahuai Badiola (March 23, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “In 2030, governments only use open source: a thought experiment” by Elena Findley-de Regt (March 24, 2023, noon, Utility of Transparency → March 24, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Radical Inclusion)
• “Alfabetización Digital, ¿Porque no la logramos y seguimos sonando aburridos?” by Jose Mendoza (March 22, 2023, 4 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 4:10 p.m.)
• “Datos para COMPAS exprés” by Omar Luna, Frida García Celis (March 20, 2023, noon, Education & Access: You're The Product Of Data → March 20, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Humans behind the Machine)
• “Know Your App: A design intervention workshop with a children's EdTech database” by Xinyu Zhao (March 22, 2023, 10:45 p.m. → March 22, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “Digital Anti-Racism Education (D.A.R.E.) Program” by Nuzhat Jafri & Firdaus Ali (March 24, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 23, 2023, noon)
• “Online Safety for Teens - A discussion on Cybersecurity for students and educators” by Asela Waidyalankara (March 22, 2023, noon → March 22, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “MozFest Sip n' Paint” by T Munyua (March 23, 2023, 7:30 p.m., MoZone → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m., MoZone 2)
• “Unpacking methodologies for independent tech research” by Lisa Gutermuth, Brandi Geurkink (March 22, 2023, 6:30 p.m., MoZone → March 22, 2023, 5 p.m., MoZone 2)
• “Towards feminist digital futures – an interactive foresight workshop” by Corinna Vetter, Anastasia Karagianni (March 24, 2023, 6:30 p.m., MoZone → March 24, 2023, 8 p.m., MoZone 2)
• “Accessibility in Human Rights Centered Design | La Accesibilidad en el Diseño Centrado en los Derechos Humanos” by Chris Schweidler, Ranell Shubert, Tim Stallmann, Tony Macias (March 24, 2023, 3 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 20, 2023, 5 p.m., Allies in Practice 2)
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila (March 20, 2023, 4 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 5 p.m.)
• “Designing a tech policy playbook 101: Tools and resources to tackle OGBV” by Raashi Saxena, Katherine Townsend, ngọc triệu, Georgia Bullen, Ame Elliott (March 22, 2023, 1:15 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 22, 2023, noon, Allies in Practice 2)
• “Consumer Protection in the Digital Economy” by Lawyers Hub, Dickson, Susan, Ken, Boniface, Ninette (March 20, 2023, 4 p.m. → March 20, 2023, 3 p.m.)
• “"Is my phone listening to me?" and other political questions around privacy” by Thomas Le Bonniec (March 24, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 8 p.m.)
• “Shifting Power in the Data Economy: Ride and Delivery App Edition” by Lisa Gutermuth, Cansu Safak, Hays Witt, Erik Forman, Paul Iano (March 24, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 5 p.m.)
• “I’m passionate about climate. He’s passionate about privacy. We decided to swap for one year.” by Ruby Au, William (March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “Narratives on Digital Rights in Amsterdam” by Milou Jansen (March 23, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 23, 2023, noon)
• “Cyborg Bodyminds: Transcending Humanism” by sahibzada mayed, Catherine Zhong (March 24, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 24, 2023, 3 p.m.)
• “A Public Interest Framework – reclaiming media as an institution of democracy, peace, and security” by Deniz Wagner, Mira Milosevic, Joan Barata, Julia Madrazo, Lori (March 23, 2023, noon, Autonomy & Governance → March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Radical Inclusion)
• “Predicting with Care - Design Principles for the future from an old world data science” by Afreen SAULAT, Ms Florence Devereux (March 23, 2023, 4:30 p.m. → March 23, 2023, noon)
• “Movimientos interculturales Ganando Acercamientos Para Abrazar Cuidados Ancestrales Tecnológicos Inclusivos. MINGA PACA TI” by Nathaly Espitia Diaz, Miguel Angel Oxlaj Cúmez (March 21, 2023, 6:30 p.m., Tech & Biodiversity: Legado 2060 → March 22, 2023, 4 p.m., Humans behind the Machine)
• “Bringing Light to Shadow Data” by Cameron M Hickey, Georgia Bullen, Shayne Longpre, Susan Kennedy (March 20, 2023, 6:30 p.m. → March 21, 2023, 8 p.m.)

Version 1.1 Feb. 7, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Text-to-Image prompt battle” by Lilian Stolk, Guus Hoeberechts, margarita@thehmm.nl
• “AI Surveillance in Africa: Transparency and Observance of Open Procurement Standards in the Procurement of AI Systems.” by Jackie Akello, Zara Schroeder
• “Blueprint for Regulating Algorithmic Management” by iManage - Rethinking Employment Law for a World of Algorithmic Management
• “Cook Cauliflower Florets at MozFest” by Esther Erwteman
• “Minecraft Edu At Mozfest: Kick Off Session” by YouthZone
• “False Negative Ideation Workshop” by Michaela Pnacekova, Anna Leschanowsky, Wiebke Hutiri
• “Circumvention by design: deceptive design patterns in the regulatory context” by Claire Pershan, Gemma Petrie
• “MozFest Sip n' Paint” by T Munyua
• “Unpacking methodologies for independent tech research” by Lisa Gutermuth, Brandi Geurkink
• “Who pulls the strings of AI?” by Tiwanee Van der Horst, Anja Overdiek
• “Minecraft Edu At Mozfest: Feedback Session” by YouthZone
• “Drag Queen Bingo” by The Screaming Queens
• “Wiretaps on Wheels: How Cars (and Rideshare Bikes) Track Everywhere We Go” by Eleni Manis
• “Techno-optimism through ROFFEKE rock ‘n’ roll films” by Mildred Achoch
• “Shifting Power in the Data Economy: Ride and Delivery App Edition” by Lisa Gutermuth, Cansu Safak, Hays Witt, Erik Forman, Paul Iano
• “Governance & Algorithmic Design in Speech AI - with Mozilla Common Voice and NVIDIA” by E.M. Lewis-Jong, Jessica Rose
• “Testing South Africa's (broken) AI transparency tool” by Murray
• “Participative creation of AI models used by governments.” by Paul Suijkerbuijk, Willy Tadema, Fenna Woudstra
• “Narratives on Digital Rights in Amsterdam” by Milou Jansen
• “MozFest Ambassador Hour” by Kristina Gorr, Sadik Shahadu, Craig Steele, Anastasia Karagianni

Sadly, we had to cancel sessions:

• “Free and open-source tools” by Pedro Coelho
• “Accesibilidad digital: una oportunidad para construir una educación inclusiva” by María Sol Abichain
• “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Odanga Madung, Kofi Yeboah

We had to move some sessions, so if you were planning on seeing them, check their new dates or locations:

• “How legislations in the EU can impact the Global South” by Itxaso Domínguez, Asha Allen, Paige Collings, Mona Shtaya, Jan Penfrat (March 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 20, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Allies in Practice 2)
• “Digital Anti-Racism Education (D.A.R.E.) Program” by Nuzhat Jafri & Firdaus Ali (March 23, 2023, noon → March 24, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)
• “Coalition Building for collective Digital Rights work” by Itxaso Domínguez, Dani Noble, Giovanni Fassina, Nadim Nashif (March 20, 2023, 1:45 p.m., Allies in Practice → March 20, 2023, 3 p.m., Allies in Practice 2)
• “Content moderation “sweatshops” – How Big Tech outsources its dirty work and how moderators are fighting back” by Billy Perrigo, Daniel Motaung (March 20, 2023, 1:45 p.m. → March 23, 2023, 1:45 p.m.)
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran (March 16, 2023, 3 p.m. → March 16, 2023, 4 p.m.)
• “I’m passionate about climate. He’s passionate about privacy. We decided to swap for one year.” by Ruby Au, William (March 22, 2023, noon → March 23, 2023, 6:30 p.m.)

Version 1.0 Jan. 31, 2023

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Version 0.3 Jan. 31, 2023

We released a new schedule version!

We have new sessions!

• “Beyond Data Openness: Purpose, Privacy and Priorities” by cat cortes, Natalia Carfi, Silvana Fumega, Arturo Muente-Kunigami, Muchiri Nyaggah
• “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 Sindhuri Nandhakumar, Veszna Wessenauer
• “Feminist Technologies for Feminist Futures” by Claire Ba, Lea Schiewer
• “AIxCosmos: Awakening in an Open Space” by Sophia Bazile (she/her)
• “Role Play, Debate and Compete over the Fastest and most Ethical way to Fix the Internet” by Jake Hirsch-Allen
• “Coalition Building for collective Digital Rights work” by Itxaso Domínguez, Dani Noble, Giovanni Fassina, Nadim Nashif
• “Exploring Many Ways of Knowing and the Role of AI” by Christopher Costes
• “How can African Indigenous language communities be safer online?” by Eddie Avila, Zita Zage, Siya Masuku
• “AI Ethics with the Lens of Buddha” by Rupa Singh
• “How legislations in the EU can impact the Global South” by Itxaso Domínguez, Asha Allen, Paige Collings, Mona Shtaya, Jan Penfrat
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
• “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 Ayden Férdeline, Raashi Saxena
• “Desarmando las piezas de la desinformación” by Adrian Pino, SOLEDAD ARREGUEZ MANOZZO
• “Energy of the Collective” by Bonita Oliver
• “Community Transparency: Lessons from Open Source Governance” by Abigail Cabunoc Mayes
• “We the media? A workshop on being a critical news consumer” by Sindhuri Nandhakumar, Giovana
• “Uplevel Your Project Through Master Storytelling” by Kristina Gorr
• “How to ask your government questions” by Jan Ainali, Abbe98
• “Designing a Framework of Responsible Practices for Synthetic Media” by Claire Leibowicz
• “Trustworthy AI as a Catalyst towards Environmental Sustainability” by Annett Bonuke
• “Alfabetización Digital, ¿Porque no la logramos y seguimos sonando aburridos?” by Jose Mendoza
• “Period Tracking, Abortions & Privacy : Combating digital harms by safeguarding health data in Sri Lanka” by Raashi Saxena, Safra Anver
• “Radical Inclusion Podcast” by Acintya Jayawardena, Teresa
• “Señales para una Detox de Datos: Saga Latine” by Viviana Forero, Azeneth García, Soledad Magnone, María del Rosario Cardona Sánchez, Mónica Zapata Ortega
• “EmpatIA: Inteligencia Artificial para el Desarrollo” by Victoria Abatte
• “Building Mozilla's Alumni Program - Together!” by Hailey Froese
• “Design It For Us: Youth-led initiatives to demand that tech is designed with kids in mind” by Alison Rice, Emma Lembke, Zamaan Qureshi, Trisha Prabhu
• “Towards human-centric Recommender Systems: what is on the "check list"?” by Katarzyna Szymielewicz, Claire Pershan
• “Meet & Greet: Education and Access Space” by Education and Access Wranglers
• “Online Safety for Teens - A discussion on Cybersecurity for students and educators” by Asela Waidyalankara
• “Reframing Algorithmic Transparency” by Amber Sinha
• “Beyond the Questionnaire: An Algorithmic Impact Assessment Hackathon” by Nick Gertler
• “Remixing Public Domain Culture for Climate Awareness: A Creative Workshop” by Brigitte Vézina
• “Resetting the digital landscape for 2030 and beyond: sharing actionable insights from the latest research at the Ada Lovelace Institute” by Valentina
• “The Potential of Youth and Identifying Bias in a Future of Fair AI” by Jaemarie Solyst
• “Black crypto culture” by Ian Forrester
• “Virtual Hugs and Digital Kisses: Keeping Care at the Core with DisCO.Coop” by Kadallah, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Stacco Troncoso
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila
• “Right to Repair - If you can't repair, you don't own it” by João Manoel
• “"Is my phone listening to me?" and other political questions around privacy” by Thomas Le Bonniec
• “Where you (mis)lead, we won’t follow: Naming misleading climate solutions and developing alternative narratives” by Fieke, Katrin Fritsch, Evelin Heidel, Maya Richman, Becky Kazansky
• “From cybercrime to censorship: Using narrative and contextual analysis to empower understanding and resilience” by Giovana, Ali Osman
• “Data sharing for common good needs data commons” by Marjolein Bot, Simone van der Burg, Hilary Richters, Lia Hsu, Erik Lückers
• “What open-source tech innovation and AI help us get to a regenerative economy and get Nature Based Solutions to scale?” by leehe skuler
• “MozFest Zine Fair & Exhibition 2023” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI
• “Cyborg Bodyminds: Transcending Humanism” by sahibzada mayed, Catherine Zhong
• “Data Breaches: A Venom that poisons all too late, or how the Law needs to properly address data leaks” by Warren Urquhart
• “Countering Big Tech’s misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements” by Renata Avila
• “Accesibilidad digital: una oportunidad para construir una educación inclusiva” by María Sol Abichain
• “A Native American/Indigenous perspective on Artificial Intelligence” by Bridget Kimsey
• “Prato do Dia / Dish of the day: A collective, affective, feminist, anti-capitalist reference for digital care” by foz, Lai, Ariel
• “Practical lessons from piloting stakeholder engagement in AI development - emerging champions” by Vanja Skoric, Berna Keskindemir, Emily Lawton, Mayesha Tasnim, Tasniem Anwar
• “I’m passionate about climate. He’s passionate about privacy. We decided to swap for one year.” by Ruby Au, William
• “Staying invisible on the internet” by Anushka Jain, Tejasi Panjiar
• “The Search for Parables of AI” by ranjit, Katherine Reilly, Esteban Morales
• “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
• “Complaint and control: User strategies for managing the YouTube algorithm” by Becca Ricks
• “Making Coding & Data Experiences more accessible with free resources” by Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli
• “Exploring the Future of Data Exchanges and Responsible AI” by Willem Koeman, Hayo Schreijer, Nina Verheijen, Gloria Garcia
• “MozFest Trustworthy AI Working Group Demo Day 2023” by Temi Popo, Leonora Tima, Eleanor Dare, Jennifer Ding, Christopher Akiki, Mario Rodriquez, Saif Malhem, Anne Lee Steele, Xenia, Paul Sedille
• “Win-Win Workout on predictive policing” by Perry Walker
• “AI Photography” by Stefka Hristova
• “The Roles of the Youth in Online Safety” by Raymond Mamattah, Isaac Apenteng, ABRAHAM SELBY, Carine Malor, Faiza Seidu-Adam, OUEDRAOGO Issouf Alan Wisdom
• “Digital inclusion in the era of decentralisation” by Charles Anaman
• “From labelling to creativity: A co-creative workshop about gender recognition technologies” by Ada Ada Ada
• “Re-Empower the People with Data Visualization and Game Design” by Sam Pottinger, Varsha Gopalakrishnan
• “Imagining the Data Futures of Aging” by Amanda Tkaczyk
• “Exposing how Pornhub abuses personal data of its users” by Giulia Corona, Alessandro Polidoro
• “Neurodiversity as a brand: who owns it?” by Dr Lutza Ireland (Autistic/ADHD/she/her), Tim Goldstein
• “Democratising access to AI education - why and how” by Gianluca Mauro
• “Scripts and Reels: Scripting Your Digital Media” by Oseremen Ojesebholo
• “Know Your App: A design intervention workshop with a children's EdTech database” by Xinyu Zhao
• “Internet Health Report Listening Tour” by Eeva Moore, Solana Larsen
• “Resistencia digital para personas LGBT en línea” by Fiorella Ferrari Lavalle, Alithu Bazan Talavera, Noe Taza, Santiago Balvin Gutierrez
• “Derechos de Autor y IA, la amenaza de una brecha mayor” by Jose Mendoza
• “In Conversation with Mozilla Tech Policy Fellows: Where’s the harm?” by Tarcizio Silva, Bogdana Rakova, Jasmine McNealy, Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Lorena Regattieri, Lucy Purdon, Júlia Keserű, Apryl Williams
• “Designing a tech policy playbook 101: Tools and resources to tackle OGBV” by Raashi Saxena, Katherine Townsend, ngọc triệu, Georgia Bullen, Ame Elliott
• “Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning: Machine learning on data you cannot see” by Valerio Maggio
• “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
• “A Public Interest Framework – reclaiming media as an institution of democracy, peace, and security” by Deniz Wagner, Mira Milosevic, Joan Barata, Julia Madrazo, Lori
• “‘Save’ - Share, Archive, Verify, Encrypt: The Importance of Secure Preservation for Evidentiary Media” by Alexandra Esenler
• “Building escalation channels for online abuse: learning from fact checking systems to protect human rights defenders and journalists” by Elodie Vialle, Shmyla Khan, Kat Lo
• “Digital ID & Society: Designing Inclusive, Safe and Responsible Digital IDs for Minoritized Communities.” by Mardiya S, Lilian Olivia Orero, Gabriel Fonlladosa
• “Mapping the Landscape of Voice Biometric Deployments” by Wiebke Hutiri
• “How to talk so Big Tech will listen: Decentralizing company engagement on digital rights” by Solana Larsen, Jan Rydzak
• “Exploring Our Future: Interactive Climate Change Simulations for Everyone” by Josh Seltzer
• “Web publications & reading in digital culture” by Krzysztof Pijarski, Tytus Szabelski-Różniak, Piotr Karczewski, Maja Starakiewicz
• “Decolonialism, Feminism & AI” by Caitlin Kraft-Buchman, Jaime Gutiérrez Alfaro
• “Building farmer data autonomy through the Ag Data Wallet” by Dorn Cox
• “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 Beth Daley, Gloria Maria Cavalieri, Miruna Andreea Găman
• “Del espacio digital a la acción” by Ari Ramírez
• “Digital Rights Monopoly Game” by Uffa Modey, Chrystal Bonzo, Esther Mwema
• “AI Incident Investigations” by Sean McGregor, Janet Schwartz
• “How can digital infrastructure be a critical response to fight climate change?” by Narrira, Marcia Nobrega
• “Content moderation “sweatshops” – How Big Tech outsources its dirty work and how moderators are fighting back” by Billy Perrigo, Daniel Motaung
• “Privacidad, Hacktivismo e Identidad Digital en Latinoamérica” by Jose Bernave Sanchez Perez
• “Freedom of Opinion in Times of Crises: the impact of AI-based content governance” by Julia Haas, Cristian Vaccari, Elisa Lindinger, Laura Becana Ball, Zach Rosson
• “Building a network to report about climate crisis” by Fer Aguirre, Soledad Magnone, Charles Suggs, Gibran Mena
• “The World According to TikTok: Mapping Digital Boundaries and Algorithmic Proximities” by Salvatore Romano, Natalie Kerby, Miazia Schueler
• “Ethics on the Job: A Tech Worker’s Role in Upholding Values in Computing Systems” by Kristen Sheets, Nataliya Nedzhvetskaya
• “online safety for women in the Gulf countries” by Safa Ghnaim, Safiya Ambu-saidi, Denisse Albornoz, Shaimaa Al Essai
• “Challenges and Opportunities in Web3 Philanthropy” by Esra'a Al Shafei
• “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
• “Encryption Post-Roe: The Future of Abortion Activism?” by Zelly Martin, Martin Riedl
• “worlds (worlds) ~ 3D, photogrammetry and playable worlds” by Tyler Stannard, G. Craig Hobbs
• “"Nani Ma": A journey of Open Filmmaking to Speech Data” by Subhashish Panigrahi
• “Encryption in Africa - Human Right or Criminal Offence?” by Jeff Wilbur, Lillian Nalwoga, Peterking Quaye, Adugna Necho Mulatu
• “Can AI art be ethical?” by Bridget Todd
• “Centering Communities in the Data Economy” by Kathleen Siminyu, Keoni Mahelona, Timnit Gebru, J. Bob Alotta
• “Bringing Light to Shadow Data” by Cameron M Hickey, Georgia Bullen, Shayne Longpre, Susan Kennedy
• “Be Bold: Wiki Women in Red” by Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight
• “Inteligencia Artificial, esta pregunta es para ti.” by Maria Juliana
• “Accelerating Digital Solutions for Civil Society - Lessons Learned in Supporting Makers” by Marnie Webb
• “f<a+i>r Prototypes: The Feminist AI Research Network Great Reveal” by Caitlin Kraft-Buchman, Jaime Gutiérrez Alfaro
• “Hijacking digital sticky notes to make art: a workshop reclaiming our technological agency in the era of Big Tech” by Laurent Yee
• “How artists are examining responsible design in AI technologies.” by Kofi Yeboah
• “Designing for the future fediverse” by Ian Forrester
• “Engaging Teens Globally on United Nations Sustainable Development Goals” by Linda Staheli
• “AI utilized as a Instrument of opposition” by Nour Naim
• “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
• “Rabbit Holes Collective” by Ian Forrester
• “Crowdsourcing Data to Influence Gig Platform Algorithms” by Dan Calacci, Danny Spitzberg, Samantha Dalal
• “Online gender-based violence: Struggles and resistance in Latin America for digital rights” by Sara Fratti, Cecilia Ananías
• “Building a climate justice and digital rights network from the soil up” by Maya Richman, Fieke
• “dARTa: Using art to show the magic of open data” by Emily-Rose Steyn, Joanne Parker, Paul Jones, Abigail Kemper
• “Is the Machine Learning Art History?” by Adele Jarrar
• “Digital Leaders - Let’s talk ethics & equity in AI” by Hannah Ballard
• “Datos para COMPAS exprés” by Omar Luna, Frida García Celis
• “Corporate Social Media is in Decay. What should Non-Profits do?” by Dirk Slater
• “Exploring Data Governance As A Community” by Thomas Linder, Lauriane, Christian Medina
• “Takedown Transparency- Mandatory databases and international law” by Adam Holland, Lumen Database
• “Biggest, wildest dreams: feminists reframing tech” by Numun Fund
• “Digital footprints. The compromise to Cybersafety.” by Bertha Shifeta
• “Reimagining EdTech with Mozilla Spoke & Hubs” by Lisanne Binhammer
• “Uniting the Amazon Mechanical Turk Workers Behind AI: The Challenges of Virtual Global Organizing” by Krystal Kauffman, Krista M Pawloski
• “AI Sentience & Deep Ecology: Rethinking our Philosophy of Nature” by Star Spider, Andy Forest
• “Safe Internet for learning environments” by Filippo Yacob, Joe Brown
• “Unsupervised Pleasures: Imagining Better Large Language Models with Queer AI and the Intersectional AI Toolkit” by Sarah Ciston, Emily Martinez, Emily Martinez
• “¡Rescatar, Preservar y Compartir!” by Estrella Soria
• “Facilitating Collective Power” by Dirk Slater
• “The Autonomous Tree Project” by Krzysztof Wronski
• “AI Transparency in Practice demystified! Ask us Anything!” by Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Borhane Blili-Hamelin, Jesse McCrosky
• “AVID: Empowering communities to put AI risk management into practice through collaborative open knowledge” by Borhane Blili-Hamelin, Subho Majumdar, Nathan Butters
• “How might we protect democracy from being nuked by Big Tech companies?” by Odanga Madung, Kofi Yeboah
• “Tools for Transparency: What Makes a Trustworthy AI System?” by Ehrik Aldana
• “Culturally Responsive AI Storytelling” by Tom Westgarth, Kevin Luca Zandermann
• “Unleashing The Power Within: Body Confidence in the Digital Age” by Aiza Abid
• “Designing MozFest” by Bas Brinkman
• “Who can resist a cookie: Finding balance in our digital nutrition” by Teodora Pavkovic, Taryn Wren
• “Comunalidad digital. Preguntas para una Internet del futuro.” by Dom, la_jes
• “Digitalization, Valuation and Trading Environmental Impact (powered by Greenstand)” by Ezra Jay, Jaime Perales, Emmanuel Fotso, Sebastian
• “AI We Can Trust: Policy and Practice in Africa” by Kristophina Kiito Shilongo, Mark Gaffley
• “The Anticipation of Rain-VR experience” by Naima Karim
• “The Importance of Writing for Opportunities and Empowerment” by Hrittik Roy
• “LGBTQ Social Media Safety — Strategies for Advocacy & Activism” by Jenni Olson, GLAAD she/her/TBD, Leanna Garfield
• “Willie Mae Rock Camp Presents: Florence Mills Spatialized!” by LaFrae Sci
• “Climate Change and Internet Disruption: A Case of Floods in Pakistan” by Namra Naseer
• “Normalizi.ng” by Mushon Zer-Aviv
• “Rave in your browser : Strudel” by Martyn Eggleton
• “If Silicon Valley had been conceived in the non-western world what may it look like?” by Afreen SAULAT
• “Boundary Spanning Work” by Beth Duckles
• “Keeping Platforms Accountable: Data Transparency with the Future of AI” by Kaleigh Schwalbe, Kat Lo
• “Cosmic and Earthly: Weaving Our Feminist Tech Futures” by shawna finnegan, Jennifer Radloff, la_jes
• “Trustworthy AI needs trustworthy data – tackling the linguistic discrimination in training data” by The Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law (BCNL)
• “XAI Toolsheet: A Documentation Framework for Explainable AI Tools” by Surya Karunagaran
• “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
• “Responsible Computing, an Interdisciplinary Approach” by Steve Azeka
• “Movimientos interculturales Ganando Acercamientos Para Abrazar Cuidados Ancestrales Tecnológicos Inclusivos. MINGA PACA TI” by Nathaly Espitia Diaz, Miguel Angel Oxlaj Cúmez
• “Along the margins of governance; The impact of novel technology on migrants and border communities.” by Mariam Jamal
• “No Minor Futures: youth stories about AI” by Soledad Magnone
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
• “Do you know what that camera is doing? Learnings from pilots of DTPR, a standard for increasing tech transparency in public spaces” by Jackie Lu, Jason Farra, Adrienne Schmoeker, Jonathan Pichot
• “Inclusion Drives Innovation - The Value of "By and For" Product Design” by Alyah Thomas, John Choi, Ilmi, Antonio Guimaraes, Charity Pitcher-Cooper
• “Mozilla's Legal Guide for Builders Experimenting with Data Governance - What We Learned” by Maximilian Gahntz
• “Web accessibility clinic for open source tools : Enhancing user experiences for people with disabilities” by Raashi Saxena, Nancy Reyes
• “El rol de la tecnología hacia una Reforma judicial feminista en América Latina” by Ivana Feldfeber, Marianela (Mai) Ciolfi Felice, Yasmín Belén Quiroga
• “Digital Content Creators Unite: Dispatches from the frontlines of the AI-algorithm revolution” by Surabhi Srivastava
• “A Mélange of Perspectives - an art exhibition” by Acintya Jayawardena, Piyath Uyangoda, Ashna Cynthia Soundararajah, Arjun Shrestha
• “Pictures of Nothing” by Mac Andre Arboleda
• “Breathe Deep: Machine Learning as Spiritual Practice” by Sam Danello, Roland Chen, Paul Joseph Rivera-Carlisle
• “Social Capital x Youths: To Trust or Not to Trust?” by Stella Teoh, Bea Guevarra
• “BOUNDARY OBJECTS: Dismantling Taxonomies to Render Visibility in Digital Negative Space” by Maggie Mustaklem, Sian Brooke
• “AI Séance” by Hope Schroeder, Amy Smith, Zivvy Epstein
• “El emperador está desnudo: pensando colectivamente la distancia entre los límites de la tecnología y sus promesas” by Vladimir garay, Belén Roca
• “Questionable Tech: Rethinking Sensitive Data” by Questionable Tech – Tima Otu Anwana and Paul Eberstaller
• “National AI and city projects through the lens of algorithmic and neurodiversity” by Yonah Welker
• “Building the Future of Public Service together” by Ian Forrester
• “PublicSpaces - the coalition that works towards an internet based on public values” by Wouter Tebbens
• “Walk a mile in their shoes: Policymaking to regulate FRT” by Ameya Nagarajan, Kudzai
• “The auditability of facial recognition systems” by Anushka Jain
• “Accessibility in Human Rights Centered Design | La Accesibilidad en el Diseño Centrado en los Derechos Humanos” by Chris Schweidler, Ranell Shubert, Tim Stallmann, Tony Macias
• “A Glass Screen or a Foggy Mirror: Discussing Algorithmic Transparency in the Global South” by Jhalak M. Kakkar
• “Afro-Grids: Reimagining Africa's Internet Infrastructure” by Esther Mwema
• “Storytelling for the future: Technology for the environment” by Madeleine Nicoloff
• “Navigating the open-source algorithm audit tooling landscape” by Deb Raji, Abeba Birhane, Victor Ojewale, Mehan Jayasuriya, Becca Ricks, Marc Faddoul, Dan Calacci, Brandi Geurkink, Claire Pershan, Sean McGregor
• “Are we together? Language and inclusion online” by Meital Tvor Kupfer
• “Feminist AI : Where have we been this year, what have we built, and how are we going forward” by Caitlin Kraft-Buchman, Jaime Gutiérrez Alfaro
• “Cómo ir más allá del fact-checking” by Melissa Vida, Samanta Azpurua
• “Regulating Recommendation Engines” by Amber Sinha
• “Many Voices: towards a shared vocal practice between humans and machines” by Jonathan Chaim Reus, Eleni Ikoniadou
• “OaxacaCiberseguro” by Roselia Martinez, Norma Martínez
• “Participatory play : Come test cooperative data governance!” by Amrita Nanda
• “AI & DATA ETHICS : A Practical Approach” by Wathagi, Dominika Janus, Sona Jose
• “R.U. Cyber? :// Mondo 2000 History Project Salon” by James Edward Marks, Ken Goffman aka R.U. Sirius, Marius Matesan, Eleanor Dare
• “Proved Guilty: How to use social media as an investigator” by Safiya Ambu-saidi, Mayadah Hilal
• “Wind back to get forward: rethinking a sustainable Internet” by Paula
• “Towards a Data Justice Framework for AI Developers” by Eliza McCullough, Sarah Villeneuve
• “The (Anti) Metaverse” by Luca
• “Which companies should I trust? Leveraging public data for migrant and low-wage worker self-advocacy.” by Tim Stallmann, Chris Schweidler, Lizzie Shackney, Nate
• “In 2030, governments only use open source: a thought experiment” by Elena Findley-de Regt
• “Popular education meets artificial intelligence: using AI-based image generation to trigger collective thinking about technology, data and AI” by Julie Ricard, Ivette Yáñez Soria
• “Tech We Trust: Helping young people understand the ethical challenges of personal data collection and unfair algorithms” by Craig Steele, Daniel Devine
• “Need for building Explainable AI” by Rishit Dagli, Shivay Lamba
• “Building Ethical Reflection in AI Research Reviews” by Andrew Strait, Ismael Kherroubi Garcia
• “Sunshine (Laws) in the Palm of Your Hand: How You Can Uncover the A.I. Used by Government” by Grant Fergusson
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
• “Humiliation in Desperation - A look at the data and privacy violations of loan lending apps in Developing countries: Focus on Kenya” by Agin Elvis
• “Internet-mediated sex work: exploring policies, practices and designs for a safer online environment for sex workers” by Yigit Aydinalp, Luca Stevenson, Kali Sudhra
• “Integrity, trust & safety workers and their role in creating a healthy & transparent social internet” by Sean Wang, Lauren Wagner, Arushi Saxena, Issie Lapowsky, Maggie Engler, Eric Davis, Lauren Boas Hayes
• “New governance models: Oakland's Privacy Commission” by Reem Suleiman
• “Surveillance and ethical governance: A contextual approach to privacy in the deployment of smart city technologies” by Sharon Strover, Leo Cao, Emily Woodward
• “Predicting with Care - Design Principles for the future from an old world data science” by Afreen SAULAT, Ms Florence Devereux
• “Not Available” by Deleted User
• “Activating Al Education and Algorithmic Literacy at Toronto Public Library” by Fiona O'Connor, Lina Kim
• “Philanthropy and Social Movements” by Jessie Keating, J. Bob Alotta, Dr. Megan Ming Francis, Dr. Carmen Rojas
• “Limits of automation in content moderation: a production perspective” by Sana Ahmad
• “Free and open-source tools” by Pedro Coelho
• “Digital Anti-Racism Education (D.A.R.E.) Program” by Nuzhat Jafri & Firdaus Ali
• “Open AI systems: will they challenge the concentrations of power?” by Zuzanna Warso, Alek Tarkowski, Isaac Johnson
• “AI, Blockchain, and Digital currencies: As soon as money becomes bodiless.” by Rehilwe Mooketsi
• “Learning to Coexist with AI for Access and Inclusion” by Uffa Modey
• “Creating and Publishing interactive stories on ResearchEquals” by Chris Hartgerink
• “The Digital Doughnut: A holistic way of exploring tech's impact on global sustainability” by Alistair Alexander, Nahuai Badiola
• “Navigating the Regulatory Framework for Medical Devices in India” by Gyan Tripathi
• “Building an AI Transparency Best Practices Framework in Community” by Temi Popo, Ramak Molavi Vasse'i, Bogdana Rakova
• “Access to Clean Water as a Universal Human Right: The Role of Data [EN/ES]” by Mar Marín
• “Is That Even Legal? Mozilla's Legal Guide for Builders Experimenting with Data Governance” by Maximilian Gahntz
• “Sender Unknown: Design's Impacts on Deception and Trust in Messaging” by Caroline Sinders, Justin Hendrix
• “Quilting free tools for computer literacy training” by Rowen Ravera
• “No Act of Protest is Too Small by Pussy Riot” by Nadya Tolokonnikova
• “Firefox Relay doesn't know whom you're emailing” by Luke Crouch
• “Calendar Collective” by Kalyani
• “Data Justice in Sub-Saharan African Context: Dealing with the challenges!” by Jean Louis Fendji, Thomas Mboa
• “AI and Refugee Labour: Contradictions and Competing Narratives of “Impact-sourcing” Microwork” by Sacha Robehmed
• “Humans behind the Humanitarian AI” by Rishi Jha, Ximena, Kriti Chhetri, Kriti Chhetri
• “MozFest Zine Party!” by Kiwako Sakamoto, E.L. Guerrero, BRONzELANI
• “Exploring the Values That Will Shape AI for a Better Internet” by Nate Angell, Caitlin Olson, Stephen Wolfson
• “The Art of Trusting With Regard to Humans and AIs. In 3D.” by Jacek Nagłowski
• “The quest for knowledge symmetry : Wikipedia & ML translation” by Valentin Kravtchenko
• “Promoting design-thinking skills through prototyping a social media platform” by Sidrah Durrani, Catherine Delcourt
• “Towards feminist digital futures – an interactive foresight workshop” by Corinna Vetter, Anastasia Karagianni
• “Consumer Protection in the Digital Economy” by Lawyers Hub, Dickson, Susan, Ken, Boniface, Ninette
• “Hubs Drop In Training Session for Wranglers and Immersive Session Presenters” by Michael Morran
• “Go Back & Get It” by David Ball
• “Community-led, decentralized content moderation on the fediverse” by Darius Kazemi
• “Sustaining Digital Activism: How to Make Sure You Can Keep Going” by Lili Siri Spira
• “Mainstreaming Human Rights in the Digital Transformation of Cities: the road ahead” by Flor Serale, Paula Boet, Ximena Soto

Version 0.2 Jan. 13, 2023

Test Version 0.2

We have new sessions!

• “MozFest Science Fair 2023” by Temi Popo, Christopher Akiki, AI Future Lab, Wes Chow, Lynne Davis, BigCode, Solana Larsen
• “Closing Party” by Zeina Abi Assy, DiscoTehran
• “Opening Circle” by Sarah Allen, Michelle Thorne, J. Bob Alotta, Aishatu Gwadabe, Gunnar de Jong
• “Closing Circle” by Zeina Abi Assy, Sarah Allen, J. Bob Alotta, T Munyua, Dzifa Kusenuh

We sadly had to cancel a session: “I'm testing, please disregard 2” by Stephan Hester

Version 0.1 Jan. 5, 2023

We released our first schedule!