Hello,

MozFest launches on Monday â do you have your ticket yet? Tickets can be purchased at no cost, with the option to make a donation.

The festival is March 8 â March 19, but access to all recorded and on-demand sessions and activities will be available to ticket holders for 90 days after the event!

Here are a few festival session sneak peeks that you don't want to miss:

Besides reviewing our robust schedule of over 450 interactive sessions, activities, and experiences, we know you are wondering what to expect from this yearâs first-ever virtual festival.

Iâm thrilled to share more about our create-your-own schedule design, 13 Spaces, live stream, recording and on-demand options, virtual Common Areas, MozFest Plaza, and more.

To further prepare you for the big event next week, keep scrolling to find a newcomer's guide to MozFest, explore our Dialogues & Debates line up and learn ways to engage with us between now and Monday.

See you online in just a few days!

Sarah, and the MozFest Team

P.S. You can't attend MozFest without a ticket â grab yours today!

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Newcomers Guide To MozFest

Every MozFest is different - and this year's festival is especially so. We want to make sure you feel comfortable and confident navigating MozFest online. This 2-part series of blog posts is meant to help you do just that. In part 1, we'll talk about logistics like how to register for the festival and use its platforms.

Â Â Explore the Newcomers Guide To MozFestÂ Â

Dialogues & Debates Line Up

Dialogues & Debates â MozFest's speakers series â hosts fiery conversations and compelling panels. This year features 25 speakers from 10 countries, on topics such as:

Tech Activism Through Art
The Netherlands & Digital Rights
Hunting Biased Algorithms
Open Source & the Pandemic

Â Â View the Dialogues & Debates Line UpÂ Â

Keep The MozFest Momentum

Tweet this: MozFest is less than a week away! Do you have your ticket yet?
Catch the First Screening of 'On this Side of The Web': This is a short film by youth-led organization Digital Grassroots that portrays key barriers to digital inclusion for young people and marginalized groups. The first screening will be at MozFest!
Resist AI at home: "Low tech canvas against high tech surveillance" is just one of hundreds of exciting #MozFest sessions this year: Play with datawear low tech camouflage, learn AI resistance practices, and become a digital explorer. Learn more & download a kit.
Attend The Future is Intersectional: Black Women Interrogating Technology Series at MozFest, a series kicking off March 4 and will continue during the festival. Learn more about the importance of this topic and how to attend the series, and the exciting partnership with The Spelman College Center of Excellence for Minority Women in STEM.

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