Creating a curriculum to fight misinformation

Global Voices are creating software to better help journalists think about how they frame their stories

How do we make information available to all?

We've already posted about the installations and talks from the Artist Open Studios, and below is a selection of sessions from Emrys, our project manager, for any creative visiting Mozfest. It's not an exhaustive list and we recommend you take a look at the full schedule.

MozFest 2017 has invited 5 artists to address each of the five thematic issue areas of the festival (Web Literacy, Privacy and Security, Decentralization, Open Innovation, Digital Inclusion) through an installation and on-site labs. This is a perfect opportunity for Arts Award participants and achievers to meet professional artists!

The Glass Room is a disruptive tech store with nothing for sale. Instead, it challenges you to reconsider the technologies you use every day, how much they reveal about you, and what choices you can make in our quantified society.

October is coming to a close and that means one thing for some of us, no not Halloween, COMIC CON

Going to university can be a stressful time, and the kind folk at John Lewis have pulled together three influencers – and former students - to answer some of the most frequently asked questions!

There are lots of ways for primary schools to get creative with digital. See Think Make, known for being an Arts Award Training Agency, will bring that ethos to MozFest this year.

Read about the work of the eternally enterprising Shwetal Shah of Erase All Kittens who has spent her life closing the gap between science and technology, and social issues.

'The Real You?' will be a chance for you to take part in an animation micro session with artist Sheryl Jenkins whilst exploring how you both express, and curate, yourself on social media.

Google shows they are serious about hardware