I spoke to Otis Laundon who teaches beginners 3d modelling and animation with Blender software about how he got into this so young and his road to MozFest.

Dance teacher, journalist, marketer, and facilitator, Neha, spoke to me about how she came to wear so many hats and how those hats took her to MozFest 2017.

Unit 2 Part D Online showing of photographic material

If you weren't able to make it to MozFest, we've got the notes from youth led session leaders so you can learn a bit from home - here's a bit of coding for beginners by Dave Darch.

We're posting up the session plans for the youth led sessions at MozFest 2017.

Children from across Brighton and Hove are being invited to design the cover of the 2018 Brighton Fringe Family Guide.

Three behemoths of the open web talk about the successes and risks associated with Internet Health

Creating a curriculum to fight misinformation

How do we make information available to all?

We hear from some technology innovators who work at a primary school in Virginia in the US and are coming to MozFest to bring their novel approaches to teaching to this side of the Atlantic.

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!