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| ==Who We Are==
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| We are a cross-functional team of staff and volunteers who are deeply passionate about empowering people to support the Mozilla mission and contribute to the project.
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| ==Our Vision==
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| In 2013, we will integrate Mozilla's separate community building efforts and put together proven processes into a strategy that will help teams with volunteers execute better and scale our capacity to leverage contributors into new project areas, most notably Firefox OS development.
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| In 2014, we will expand our capacity to leverage contributors to cover all of Mozilla's strategic initiatives and make it easy for people to connect with contribution opportunities, to receive recognition for their contributions and to develop their skills and leadership potential.
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| ==Our Mission==
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| The Community Building Team (CBT) is responsible for growing the size and capabilities of the Mozilla community. Working closely with functional areas and regional communities, the CBT increases the capacity for participation throughout the project and leverages a broad range of tools, processes and training to match existing and potential volunteers with contribution opportunities. In doing so, the CBT helps evolve the best of our culture to allow us to remain an open and participatory movement as Mozilla continues to grow.
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| ==Our Pillars==
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| A successful community building effort at Mozilla is based on these core pillars:
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| * '''Community Builders''': To get things done at Mozilla, there needs to be a driver. Functional teams need Community Builders to drive their volunteer participation efforts.
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| * '''Contribution Pathways''': Community Builders manage contribution funnels for functional and regional areas as a way to identify, qualify and onboard new volunteers.
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| * '''Systems and Data''': The size of the volunteer opportunity is huge and systems and data are needed to handle the volume and to scale up complex processes to the entire organization.
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| * '''Education and Training''': Capturing and spreading knowledge about how volunteering works and providing skills development opportunties for both employees and volunteers to enable to make meaningful contributions to the project.
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| * '''Recognition and Development''': Recognizing volunteers for their contributions deepens and extends relationships and helps develop casual contributors into core contributors.
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