The Mozilla Fellowship from Mozilla Foundation supports global technologists and researchers leading open, people-centered projects in digital rights, privacy, AI, and internet health.
Funder: Mozilla Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027: Nominations close (projected)
Funding Amounts: Embedded Fellows: $100,000 total ($75,000 stipend + $25,000 project budget); Independent Fellows: $125,000 total ($100,000 stipend + $25,000 project budget); 12-month duration
Summary: Supports technologists, researchers, and advocates leading projects for a more open, inclusive, and people-centered technology landscape.
Key Information: Self-nominations welcome; global eligibility with specific location requirements for Embedded track.
The Mozilla Fellowship empowers visionary technologists, researchers, creators, and advocates to lead transformative projects that advance a more open, inclusive, and people-centered technology ecosystem. Fellows join a global cohort, collaborate across disciplines, and amplify their impact by sharing knowledge and resources with communities worldwide. The program offers two tracks: Embedded Fellows, who work with host organizations to address targeted community challenges, and Independent Fellows, who pursue ambitious, field-defining work with broad impact. Projects span areas such as user privacy, AI accountability, climate justice, creator rights, data democratization, and open infrastructure.