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Education Assemblies (2026): As Mozilla Education enters its next chapter, we are grappling with the profound impact of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies on education systems. In response, we are launching a global listening tour, “Education Assemblies,” in partnership with organizations working closely with students, faculty, administrators, community members, and industry leaders. Insights from these convenings will inform the prototypes we choose to invest in and ultimately shape our future grantmaking strategy. | Education Assemblies (2026): As Mozilla Education enters its next chapter, we are grappling with the profound impact of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies on education systems. In response, we are launching a global listening tour, “Education Assemblies,” in partnership with organizations working closely with students, faculty, administrators, community members, and industry leaders. Insights from these convenings will inform the prototypes we choose to invest in and ultimately shape our future grantmaking strategy. | ||
* | * Assembly Case Study: In March 2026, we co-hosted a hackathon with partners to align universities and industry around the future of personal AI in education. Builder teams created prototypes that were interoperable, person-centric tools—such as portable memory systems and privacy-preserving frameworks—that prioritize user agency, trust, and consent. | ||
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