Through our open source support program we get to recognize, celebrate, and support projects that contribute to our work and to the health of the Internet.

For those working to connect the unconnected: Mozilla and the National Science Foundation are offering $2 million in prizes for big, bold ideas. https://mzl.la/2xdgvgW

Got six minutes? Mozilla just released a short film with our friends at Superflux!

It's about the uncertain future of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. It'll make you laugh (and think).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsjunTAH-2A

Happening at #mozfest this October: hundreds of immersive sessions, 19 compelling speakers, and six diverse tracks. Get the scoop at http://mozfest.org

Our zero rating research in Myanmar found that, unsurprisingly, people want unrestricted access to the internet.

How do we, as internet citizens, make an impact on the issues surrounding free speech online?

The Internet was built on the idea that anyone might create the next big thing. With web extensions, they still can.

Meet two friends of ours headed to #mozfest this year: Roksana and Foyez, who teach web literacy in Bangladesh.

The season finale of our podcast, IRL, dives into one of the most controversial topics on the internet today: free speech vs hate speech.

Listen now:

Tune in tonight at 7:30 p.m. PT to hear Malkia Cyril, Gigi Sohn, Rep. Ro Khanna and others talk #netneutrality.

Live stream at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFa_X02QhJnP0FNpFAKyRRg

What is okay to say—online & off—and who should decide? Next up on IRL: Hate Speech vs Free Speech.

Subscribe now to hear the season finale on 9/18: https://mzl.la/2vqglGl

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We're hosting a free #netneutrality panel at the Internet Archive.

It's this Monday in San Francisco. You're invited.

Help us welcome our 15 newest Mozilla Fellows! They're artists and policy analysts, security researchers and ethical hackers.