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As we recently announced, @Mozilla made the strategic decision to end the management of local digital literacy initiatives incl Hives and Mozilla Clubs, over the following year. You can read more about this change here:

Check out this amazing open innovation toolkit put together by Mozilla's Open Innovation Team.

In Season 2 of IRL (starting Monday!), we’ll be looking at how the internet is rewiring our brains and reshaping our identities. After all, the issues changing the internet are changing the world. Subscribe now: https://t.co/AOElHvhvbv

Harry is one of the youngest Mozilla community members a current Mozilla Rep and a mentor for Mozilla Open Leaders. He is a passionate youth advocate who is leading young people to become contributors to the internet health movement, tools, and programs. https://t.co/N9FfPWp9fv

Coastal Quest VR teaches participants about the rapid rate of coastal erosion along Louisiana's coast. The game tests users methods to mitigate and restore coastlines. Play and Learn today: https://t.co/9d6P6UyHex

Announcing the first Rust roadshow (February 2-4, 2018) so that developers and programmers around Brazil can understand, use and evangelize this language that will make the web better and more secure. Learn more here: https://t.co/1RvFFvb8tL

When Mozilla started a tech policy fellowship in June, the goal was to gather some of the world’s top policymakers in tech to continue advancing the important initiatives they were working on in government. Learn about some of their incredible work here: https://t.co/JdRyMiRijg

An opinion piece for Misinfocon by Sam Burton, about the risks of relying too heavily on automation to fight misinformation. https://t.co/ad61nUhSoA

Announcing the public alpha of our Open Leadership Map white paper. The paper itself is a framework for developing more curriculum and documentation about open leadership and working open. We'd love to have your help in improving this resource. https://t.co/Kl3l0fEesh

Calling all resource list lovers! At https://t.co/66bAjpjjvg, you’ll find the beginnings of a new collection of documents, reports, teaching aids and other assets used by digital inclusion practitioners of all stripes.

How can we support people who are making the internet a better place? Our Open Leadership Map is charting the skills that open-source leaders need to succeed. Get involved: https://t.co/lIQRVY9iTa

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Mozilla hosted a Working Open Workshop (WOW) in collaboration with University of Kansas Libraries. This version focused on training local researchers to work more openly. You, too, can host a WOW in your community! Learn more here: https://t.co/cfaYq99rUH