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‭Application Guidelines| Tech + Society Fellowships‬

‭ egistration Deadline—January 22, 2024‬

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‭Full Application Deadline—February 5, 2024‬
‭Notification of Results—June, 2024‬

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● ‭ uestions about the Tech + Society fellowship? Contact‬‭fellowships@mozillafoundation.org‬‭.‬
‭●‬ ‭Need‬‭technical assistance using Fluxx? Contact‬‭grants@mozillafoundation.org‬‭. (T‬‭echnical‬
‭support is available Monday–Friday from 9am-5pm EDT except between December 22,‬
‭2023–January 3, 2024.)‬
‭○‬ ‭View this‬‭Fluxx 101 Guide‬
‭●‬ ‭Register for any of the information sessions on‬‭20th December 2023‬‭,‬‭9th January 2024‬‭and‬
‭25th January 2024‬‭.‬

‭About The Program‬

‭ his fellowship is focused at the intersection of technology and civil society and exists in part‬
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‭because of the power—and resource—imbalance that public interest technologists and civil society‬
‭organizations in the Global Majority are experiencing.‬

‭ ritical civil society organizations fight inequality, protect the public, and partner with the public‬
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‭sector to serve citizenry. In the era of ubiquitous technology, it’s paramount that civil society also‬
‭work to address societal issues, as they converge with the digital world. Increasing collective impact‬
‭at the intersection of technology and society will help fortify the relevance and sustainability of‬
‭public interest movements and technologists —and help to advance a more human-centered‬
‭internet.‬

‭ re you an experienced technologist interested in working more deeply at the intersection‬

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‭of technology and social justice issues you care about?‬

‭ his fellowship is designed to bring technological strategists and civil society leaders together into‬
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‭collaboration. By pairing technologists [as fellows] with civil society organizations [as host‬
‭organizations], the program aims to increase the impact of the organizations’ work and enhance‬
‭their ability to address societal issues that intersect with technology. This is rooted in the idea that‬
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t‭ echnologists and civil society leaders both come to the table with essential expertise: the fellows‬
‭bring a wealth of technical know-how, while the host organizations bring a deep understanding of‬
‭how technology broadly — and in some cases AI specifically — is impacting the communities they‬
‭serve. This fellowship also serves to expand the leadership capacity of fellows by providing‬
‭opportunities to deeply impact local movements, meaningfully connect to a global community of‬
‭other public interest leaders, amplify their impact, and find the space and support to explore‬
‭personal projects.‬

‭ ellows will‬‭join a cohort‬‭of public interest technologists‬‭and human rights organizations from‬
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‭Eastern Africa, MENA, Brazil, India, and Mexico. The fellowship is an opportunity for technologists‬
‭and civil society organizations, each with their own unique areas of expertise, to work in‬
‭collaboration with one another and the cohort in a shared purpose.‬

‭How to Apply‬
‭ he application for a Mozilla Fellowship is a two part process: 1) registration and 2) full application.‬
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‭The registration form must be submitted in‬‭Fluxx‬‭by‬‭the deadline in order to be able to submit a full‬
‭application.‬

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‭ egistration: To begin the application process, complete the‬‭Mozilla Fellows 2024-2026‬
‭Registration Form‬‭by 22nd January 2024. Within two‬‭business days of submitting your‬
‭registration form, you will receive an email from @fluxx.io with instructions to set your‬
‭password on Mozilla’s Fluxx portal.‬‭Please note that‬‭our offices will be closed between December‬
‭22, 2023 and January 3, 2024. During this time, no emails will be sent.‬

‭ he answers you provide on your registration form will become a part of your full‬
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‭application, and will be assessed by reviewers. Please provide accurate and complete‬
‭responses to the questions on the registration form.‬

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‭ ull application: To complete the full application, log in to your account on‬
‭https://mozilla.fluxx.io‬‭. A full application form‬‭will be available in the “Drafts” section of the‬
‭portal. Once you submit your application, you will receive a confirmation email within two‬
‭business days. If you have not received a confirmation email within two business days,‬
‭please email‬‭grants@mozillafoundation.org‬‭. The full‬‭application deadline is‬‭5th February‬
‭2024‬‭.‬

‭ pplications will be reviewed by a restricted panel of reviewers made up of Mozilla staff,‬

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‭organizational partners, and other experts in the discipline(s) of the application. You may also be‬
‭invited to participate in an interview and discussions with possible host organization(s) as part of‬
‭the review process.‬
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‭Selection Criteria‬
‭ ission Driven.‬‭We are looking for individuals with an interest in social justice issues and a track‬
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‭record of success working in technology in their region, and who are dedicated to continuing to‬
‭work in that space after their fellowship. In addition to having a long term commitment to working‬
‭on the issue(s) proposed in their application, fellows should align with Mozilla’s interests and focus,‬
‭and be able to easily leverage Mozilla’s strengths as an organization, i.e. open source ethos, large‬
‭network of contributors.‬

‭ ollaboration.‬‭Collaboration is inherent in the design‬‭of this fellowship. An ideal candidate should‬

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‭enter the program with an issue at the intersection of technology and social justice that would‬
‭benefit from partnership with their selected host organization. We invite all applicants to review the‬
‭potential 2024-2026 host organizations, and—as part of the application—to suggest which‬
‭organization(s) are most aligned with their work. We’re looking for fellows who are eager to: 1)‬
‭share expertise that will enhance their host organization’s strategic approach and impact to serve‬
‭the broader community; 2) learn from and contribute towards the learning of new skills from their‬
‭host organization, Mozilla community and peers;‬‭and‬‭3) work in the open.‬

I‭ mpact.‬‭We’re looking for individuals focused on solving‬‭issues at the intersection of technology‬

‭and society that will make — or be the catalyst for — significant change, with tangible, measurable‬
‭results. Fellows should also be able to articulate how the impact of their project will advance the‬
‭change they’d like to see in the world.‬

‭ everage.‬‭Ideal candidates for a Mozilla fellowship‬‭will understand how to leverage their proposal‬
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‭to drive change at a wider level. We’re looking for individuals who are able to think about changing‬
‭systems, and understand levers of change.‬

I‭ nitiative.‬‭An ideal candidate for a Mozilla Fellowship‬‭is someone who shows a lot of initiative, and‬
‭will take charge of the experiences and opportunities given to them. Fellows are expected to‬
‭manage their time and resources, and must be comfortable working with a high level of autonomy.‬

‭ ommunication.‬‭We’re looking for individuals with‬‭an interest in advocating for change and/or‬
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‭popularizing new ideas and approaches, and be comfortable using their voice — whether through‬
‭written media or public speaking — to do so. Fellows should also have the ability to explain‬
‭technology to a broad audience.‬

‭In addition to the criteria above, candidates for the Tech + Society Fellowship will:‬

‭●‬ ‭Be an experienced technologist.‬

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‭ eside or have work authorization in the country or region of the host organization. Note‬
‭that organizations have location-specific parameters‬

‭●‬ ‭Have relevant cultural knowledge of the host country. Note that organizations may have‬
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‭language-specific parameters.‬

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‭ e strategically-minded and consultant-oriented, with experience in identifying problems‬
‭and solutions at the intersection of technology and social justice issues.‬

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‭ e able to carry out fellowship work to an extent‬‭generally consistent with full-time‬
‭engagement‬‭. Engagement length of the fellowship is‬‭a minimum of 1.5 years and a maximum‬
‭of 2 years.‬

‭●‬ ‭Have working fluency in English‬

‭Additional resources‬
‭ ‬ ‭Recording of the‬‭20th of December 2023 information‬‭session‬
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‭●‬ Fluxx 101 ‭— tips and tricks for using our grantmaking software,‬‭Fluxx‬
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‭Host Organizations‬

‭ o help you prepare your application, we’ve provided a list of host organizations that may take part‬
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‭in the Tech + Society program. In the application, you will be asked to choose the organization you‬
‭are most interested in collaborating with. Please note that this is not a binding choice and while you‬
‭may select your preferred host organization, Mozilla will work with you and the host organizations‬
‭to make final decisions.‬

‭Brazil‬

‭data_labe‬

‭data_labe‬‭is an organization that collects and disseminates‬‭data on Brazil's favelas and peripheries in a‬
‭citizen-based and participatory way.‬

‭data_labe is looking to collaborate with a fellow on issues around digital security in the work they do to‬
‭support internet access in the favelas.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Latin America‬

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‭Languages:‬‭English and Portuguese‬‭or‬‭Portunhol‬‭required‬

‭Peregum Institute‬

‭ eregum‬‭(Instituto de Referência Negra Peregum) is‬‭a non-profit organization created in 2019 by education‬
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‭activists. Its mission is to strengthen black and marginalized populations, with and through black‬
‭movements, by bringing urgent demands to the center of debates and social practices, transforming public‬
‭policies, and advancing an anti-racist society.‬

‭ ddressing the technological challenges in reaching the communities they support and increasing‬
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‭engagement beyond academia are key priorities for Peregum.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Remote‬

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‭Language:‬‭English and Portuguese required‬

‭India‬

‭Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability (CBGA)‬

‭ entre for Budget and Governance Accountability (CBGA)‬‭is an Indian think tank working for improved‬
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‭public policies and budgets in India through budget analysis and dissemination. Its efforts are mainly for‬
‭building greater transparency, accountability, and people’s participation in budgets and governance‬
‭processes. One of CBGA’s flagship initiatives is the‬‭Open Budgets India (OBI)‬‭portal, which is the largest‬
‭open data repository of government budgets at different levels in India. By providing budget data through‬
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‭ igital technology, OBI intends to enhance civic interactions with budgets, and building fiscal and‬
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‭governance transparency.‬

‭ trengthening OBI’s digital systems to optimize access to and analysis of budget data by multiple‬
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‭stakeholders is a key priority for CBGA. They are also working to identify and deploy strategies for‬
‭developing a cloud of actors with essential capacities, in order to grow and sustain such initiatives.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Delhi or hybrid with‬‭frequent visits to the Delhi office‬
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‭Languages:‬‭English required‬

‭Society for Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management (SOPPECOM)‬

‭ ociety for Promoting Participative Ecosystem Management‬‭(SOPPECOM) is a non-profit, non-governmental‬

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‭organization working in the area of Natural Resource Management (NRM) primarily in the rural areas in‬
‭Maharashtra.‬

‭ OPPECOM is looking to collaborate with a fellow to address issues around digital inclusion and web‬
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‭literacy of women farmers. Two key priorities for SOPPECOM are improving communications between their‬
‭teams and the communities they serve, and develop skills in technology to support their programming.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Remote with frequent‬‭visits to the office and field work in Maharashtra‬
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‭Languages:‬‭English and Hindi required, Marathi a plus‬

‭East Africa‬

‭Coalition for Grassroots Human Rights Defenders‬

‭ oalition for Grassroots Human Rights Defenders‬‭works‬‭primarily for the community protection and‬
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‭support of human rights defenders in Kenya. They seek to streamline the voices of grassroots human rights‬
‭defenders in Kenya fighting human rights violations and supporting women’s rights. The Coalition‬
‭strengthens the capacities of human rights defenders to work more effectively, besides advocating for‬
‭favorable legal, policy and institutional environments in order to reduce their vulnerability to the risk of‬
‭persecution and or harm.‬

‭ hifting the narrative around technology and developing best practices in regard to data collection and‬
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‭storage are priorities identified by the Coalition. Their goal is to empower communities with digital literacy‬
‭and help the communities they serve to not be victimized by online spaces.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Remote in East Africa‬

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‭Languages:‬‭English required‬
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‭Siasa Place‬

‭ iasa Place‬‭is focused on civic education and public‬‭participation. They aim to empower citizens with‬
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‭information and tools to engage in the democratic processes.‬

‭ iasa Place is looking to collaborate with a fellow on issues related to tech policy and workers’ rights. The‬
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‭organization works to educate people working in the tech industry around expectations and their rights.‬
‭They have plans to engage global partners and are focused on platform workers and content moderation.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Nairobi, Kenya‬

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‭Languages:‬‭English required‬

‭Middle East and North Africa‬

‭Arab Reform Initiative‬

‭ rab Reform Initiative‬‭is an independent think tank‬‭working with expert partners in the Middle East and‬
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‭North Africa and beyond to articulate a home-grown agenda for democratic change as well as social and‬
‭environmental justice in Arab countries. It conducts research, policy analysis, and advocacy, and provides a‬
‭platform for inspirational voices based on the principles of diversity, impartiality, and gender equality.‬

‭ rab Reform Initiative is interested in collaborating with a fellow on any of the following topics: AI‬
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‭regulation; women, peace, and cybersecurity; and youth political activism online and democratic‬
‭participation. Exploring their own potential use of AI, assessing their digital risk, and strengthening‬
‭cybersecurity practices have been identified as priorities for the organization.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭remote, offices in‬‭Beirut, Paris and Tunis‬

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‭Languages:‬‭English required, Arabic would be a plus‬

‭L’Art Rue‬

‭ 'Art Rue‬‭is a space of creation, experimentation‬‭and research between practices and cultures. Its activities‬
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‭are organized in six programs: Artistic Residences, Art & Education, Dream City Festival, Debates &‬
‭Thinking, Internships & training, and Grantmaking & mentorship. L’Art Rue also collaborates with many‬
‭international partners and uses the digital medium in its programs.‬

‭ ’Art Rue is looking to collaborate with a fellow on any of the following topics: Arts + AI, digitizing festival‬
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‭experiences, and digital safety and security. Digital transformation to improve community impact is one of‬
‭the key challenges L’Art Rue aims to address in 2024, both regarding its internal digital understanding and‬
‭incorporating more digital elements into the festival, communications, and documentation. Designing‬
‭programs addressing the opportunities/challenges of this transformation in the arts sector is a new area of‬
‭exploration for the organization.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Tunis. Open to remote‬‭fellowship. Frequent visits to the Tunis office‬
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‭encouraged.‬
‭Languages:‬‭English and French required‬
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‭Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights‬

‭ unisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights‬‭(in‬‭French Forum Tunisien pour les Droits Economiques et‬
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‭Sociaux – FTDES) is a nongovernmental, non-partisan, and independent organization. It was founded in‬
‭2011 to fight for people’s economic and social rights at the national and international level. FTDES is‬
‭working on the following themes: labor rights, women rights, environmental rights and migrant rights.‬

‭ TDES has identified a priority around enhancing its presence in the digital space of social action. They are‬
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‭looking to better understand the technical challenges they’re encountering and how they could direct‬
‭resources toward solutions. Other areas of focus for FTDES are tailoring the user experience to‬
‭communities with limited digital literacy and implementing a new open data policy as well as a digital‬
‭security program targeting key beneficiaries.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Hybrid, visits to‬‭the Tunis office encouraged‬

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‭Languages:‬‭English and French required; Arabic is‬‭a plus‬

‭Mexico‬

‭Documenta‬

‭ ocumenta‬‭is a Mexican organization focused on honoring‬‭and amplifying the voices and experiences of‬
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‭people affected by injustice. They do this through different strategies including legal accompaniment,‬
‭research, advocacy and artivism. The two-track approach they’ve developed directs their efforts to‬
‭strengthening capacities of groups affected by the justice system; and providing technical assistance to‬
‭justice institutions to promote structural changes from within.‬

‭ ocumenta is interested in collaborating on the following topics: chatbots, data security and automations.‬
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‭They have also identified a need to assess their portfolio of tech related work and develop a digital strategy.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Hybrid with frequent‬‭visits to the office in Mexico City‬
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‭Languages:‬‭English and Spanish required‬

‭Grupo de Información en Reproducción Elegida (GIRE)‬

I‭nformation Group on Reproductive Choice‬‭(Grupo de‬‭Información en Reproducción Elegida – GIRE) works‬

‭on three priority issues from a feminist and human rights perspective: abortion, balancing work with‬
‭reproductive life/care, and reproductive health (obstetric violence, maternal mortality, and assisted‬
‭reproduction).‬

‭ IRE is interested in collaborating with a fellow on projects related to any of its core priorities. They have‬
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‭also identified priorities around strengthening how they serve the community, aligning with technology‬
‭developments, and best practices for managing sensitive data.‬

‭ ocation preference for fellow:‬‭Hybrid with frequent‬‭visits to the office in Mexico City‬
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‭Languages:‬‭English and Spanish required‬
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‭Application Questions‬
‭ o help you prepare your full application, we’ve provided a list of application questions below.‬
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‭Please remember:‬
‭●‬ ‭You must submit your application using the application form on‬‭Mozilla’s Fluxx portal‬
‭●‬ ‭Your application must be submitted in English. However, we encourage applicants to‬
‭use free translation services. Applications will be reviewed based on their conceptual‬
‭strength, not quality of language.‬
‭●‬ ‭The character counts below include spaces‬

‭ egistration questions (due by January 22, 2024)‬

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‭Required questions are marked with an asterisk.‬

‭Applicant Name*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Applicant Email*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭LinkedIn‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Personal Website‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭X (formerly twitter) handle‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Country of Residence*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Other countries with permission to work‬

‭[180 characters]‬
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‭Current Position*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Employer or Affiliation*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭List the spoken or sign languages in which you have‬‭professional working proficiency‬‭or above*‬

‭[180 characters]‬

‭What is your vision for the internet as a global public resource?*‬

‭[1500 characters]‬

‭How would being a Mozilla Fellow help you to advance that vision?*‬

‭[1500 characters]‬

‭ ull application questions (due by February 5, 2024)‬

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‭Required questions are marked with an asterisk.‬

‭Problem Statement‬
T‭ he Tech + Society Fellowship seeks to address challenges at the intersection of social justice and‬
‭technology. As part of your full application, you will be asked to describe an issue at the intersection of‬
‭technology and social justice you would like to address by responding to the following questions.‬

‭ lease describe the problem you wish to address through your focus/personal project during this‬
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‭fellowship. In answering this question, please include the following: What do you see as the underlying‬
‭causes of the problem? What strategies would you use to address this problem?*‬

‭[1500 characters]‬

‭With which candidate host organization(s) in your region is your work most strongly aligned?*‬

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● ‭ rab Reform Initiative (MENA)‬
‭●‬ ‭Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (MENA)‬
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● ‭ 'Art Rue (MENA)‬
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‭●‬ ‭Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability (CBGA) (India)‬
‭●‬ ‭SOPPECOM (India)‬
‭●‬ ‭Data_Labe (Brazil)‬
‭●‬ ‭Documenta, Analysis and Action for Social Justice (Mexico)‬
‭●‬ ‭GIRE (Mexico) Peregum Institutute (Brazil)‬
‭●‬ ‭Coalition for Grassroots Human Rights Defenders (Kenya)‬
‭●‬ ‭Siasa Place (Kenya)‬

‭ hy is this host organization(s) the most strongly aligned with your work?*‬
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‭(Note: While you may select your preferred host organization, Mozilla will work with you and the host‬
‭organizations to make final decisions.)‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭ hat are the key results you hope to achieve after 2 years? How do these results address the problem you‬
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‭described above? How will you evaluate progress and results? How will you integrate learnings into your‬
‭approach?*‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭ ow can your strategic intervention scale so that others in the country or region might benefit? What risks‬
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‭(external or internal), if any, may pose obstacles? What strategies do you plan to use to reduce these‬
‭potential risks?*‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭ ow would your project/work benefit from feedback and input from Mozilla’s interdisciplinary‬
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‭community?*‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭Will your project achieve any of the below aims?*‬

‭‬
● ‭ roducing public interest research and writing‬
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‭●‬ ‭Developing public interest technology‬
‭●‬ ‭Educating the public about a subject or issue‬
‭●‬ ‭Providing international aid‬
‭●‬ ‭Providing relief of poverty‬
‭●‬ ‭Producing or promoting artwork‬
‭●‬ ‭Advancing scientific/technological research‬
‭●‬ ‭Combating prejudice and discrimination‬
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● ‭ rotecting the environment‬
‭●‬ ‭Protecting human rights secured by law‬
‭●‬ ‭None of the above‬

‭Experience‬

‭What is a project you are proud of working on? Please provide the project URL:*‬

‭How did you contribute to that project and why are you proud of it?*‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭ lease‬‭share‬‭an‬‭example‬‭of‬‭how‬‭you‬‭approach‬‭working‬‭openly‬‭(i.e.,‬‭a‬‭project/‬‭body‬‭of‬‭work‬‭that‬‭was‬‭both‬
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‭public and participatory by design).*‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭Technological related field of expertise‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Years of experience in your field‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Professional Reference‬
‭ rovide a professional reference who can speak to your work. We may contact this person as part of the application‬
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‭review process. Additionally, please note that a letter of recommendation is not required as part of this application.‬
‭If you know of someone who would like to submit a recommendation/endorsement on your behalf, please have‬
‭them send it to fellowships@mozillafoundation.org‬

‭Name*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Title*‬

‭[50 characters]‬
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‭Institution*‬

‭[50 characters]‬

‭Email*‬

‭Nature of relationship*‬

‭[200 characters]‬

‭I give Mozilla permission to contact my professional reference.*‬

‭yes/no‬

‭Additional Information‬

‭Share a URL to a video of a talk/presentation you have given:‬

I‭f you are not able to share a link to a video, please provide the name and date (month, year) of any‬
‭professional conferences/events where you have previously spoken.‬

‭[200 characters]‬

‭URL(s) to other blog/article/opinion piece(s) you have written:‬

‭ as a translation tool/service used to complete this application?‬

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‭We encourage the use of translation support to complete applications because we recognize that we are‬
‭requiring applications to be completed in English and that English is not a primary language for many people.‬
‭Applications are reviewed for conceptual strength, not quality of language, and we are asking this question to‬
‭support reviewers to read the application according to how it was prepared.‬

‭[yes/no]‬

‭How did you hear about the fellowship?‬

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● ‭ ozilla Website‬
‭●‬ ‭Blog‬
‭●‬ ‭Twitter/X‬
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● ‭ riend/colleague‬
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‭●‬ ‭Newsletter‬
‭●‬ ‭Mozilla staff‬
‭●‬ ‭Mozilla fellow‬
‭●‬ ‭Organization‬
‭●‬ ‭Other [100 characters]‬

‭Have you participated in Mozilla programs/events?‬

‭[yes/no]‬

‭Have you previously received funding from the Mozilla?*‬

‭[yes/no]‬

‭If yes, Please provide more information.‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭[OPTIONAL] DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION‬

‭ ozilla is especially interested in receiving applications from members of the Global Majority or Global‬
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‭South; ​Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color; women, transgender and/or gender diverse‬
‭applicants; migrant and diasporic communities; and/or persons coming from climate displaced/impacted‬
‭communities, (e.g., Most Affected People and Areas). If you would like to share any demographic‬
‭information with us, you have the option to add it in the following text field.‬

‭ hy are we collecting this information?‬

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‭We are interested in understanding more about your social identity to ensure equitable access and‬
‭prioritize opportunities for all applicants.‬

‭Is there anything else you’d like to share with us regarding your fellowship proposal?‬

‭[800 characters]‬

‭Attachments‬
‭●‬ ‭Resume/CV*‬

‭ RLs to video(s) of talks/presentations and links to blog and articles you provide during the‬
U
‭application process help us a great deal in our assessment of how you engage with the community.‬
‭It allows us to better understand, evaluate and categorize your submission, while also giving us an‬
‭impression of your public speaking skills and your ability to communicate your topic. These videos‬
‭will not be made public.‬