A space for younger creatives to connect, network, collaborate, skill share, be curious, and discuss all things creative, digital, entrepreneurship, business, and beyond. Especially designed for 16-25 year olds, although all ages are welcome.

 Digital Review of Key Change, follow the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7ueeR0NQbg&t=69s to watch

Working with young people but unclear how digital technology like social media and AI affects them or your ability to communicate?  Join us to explore how to engage young people in meaningful decision making.

Gold Arts Award participant, Tina Dickinson, tells us about her experience of completing her Arts Award in Filming (camerawork) and Editing. 

Whether you’re applying for university or finding a space for your Gold or Silver Arts Award work, you may need something other than Microsoft Word or Powerpoint to showcase the best of you (cue Foo Fighters). Here are some ideas we’ve gathered for digital platforms you can use.

An Xiao Mina, one of the artists in this year's MozFest Artist Open Studio spoke with me about her work in exploring the role of memes in today's internet culture and culture-at-large.

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

MozFest is nearly here! Join us between 27-29 October at Ravensbourne College in London. We will be introducing you to the youth-led track, a series of all new Arts Award sponsored sessions focused on young leaders running creative and engaging sessions on internet issues close to their heart.

Back from London and buzzing from MozFest 2016, where thousands of dedicated enthusiastic people were sharing projects directed at making the world a better place.

Voice reported and led sessions once again at this year's Mozilla Festival.

Is the internet the death of good journalism? Is it the potential for diverse opinions? Is it a terrific platform for young writers?