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The countdown is creeping towards MozFest’s Call For Proposals deadline on 23 November!
By submitting a session idea to the first-ever virtual MozFest, you’ll be seizing an opportunity to sharpen your leadership skills, hone your facilitation skills, and gain valuable community contributions to your work. Not to mention you’ll be raising your hand to potentially be a Facilitator at MozFest in March! |
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| | Throughout November, we’ll be hosting several community calls meant to help you better understand:- The participatory, accessible, and inclusive nature of MozFest sessions.
- How to design virtual sessions for MozFest.
- How to improve your proposal before you submit it.
Will you join us? Click below to register for the time slot that works for you: |
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Below you’ll find even more resources to create a successful session proposal, and ways to keep the MozFest momentum going this month.
Thanks in advance for sharing your work with our community!
Sarah and The MozFest Team
P.S. If you are a past MozFest volunteer, we'd love your input into a "Volunteer Cookbook" to document the success of the program over the last ten years. |
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Resources To Create A Successful Session Proposal | |
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| Photo by Erik Westra / Westra & Co. | |
As you prepare your session proposal, be sure to check out these resources to learn what makes for an awesome proposal: |
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Keep The MozFest Momentum | |
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1. Tweet this: Now’s your chance to make history and facilitate a session at the very first virtual #MozFest. Submit a proposal for the opportunity to share your work with the #internethealth community.
2. You’re invited! Help us build more Trustworthy AI through six exciting projects from the MozFest Trustworthy AI working group. Learn more about the projects, and how to get involved.
3. Weekly Read: Who knew that MozFest was like the Wild West? Hear from our MozFest sponsorship Wrangler, Jesse Ward, and how our unique festival brings out the cowboy in him.
4. Say hello! Mozilla has welcomed 10 new fellows doing incredible work supporting a healthier internet, with a focus on the intersection of technology and social justice. And these two new fellows are examining how to make the AI systems in our everyday lives more transparent and fair.
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