mozillaclubs/DOTClubs

Mozilla DOT Clubs

Mozilla DOT Clubs bring people together locally to explore, participate in and create the open web in an engaging and collaborative way.

Welcome!

Thank you for visiting the Mozilla DOT Clubs repository.

This document (the README file) is a hub to provide information about the project and to archive the materials so they can be used further.

The picture above features former Mozilla Club staff and DOT Leaders during a DOT Leadership Training in Nairobi, Kenya in March 2017

Between 2016 and 2017 Mozilla Clubs and Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT) partnered to bring key leadership and web literacy skills to communities in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Jordan and Lebanon. Our objective was to launch more than 30 Mozilla Clubs that teach how to read, write and participate on the web in an inclusive and engaging way. We collaborated with DOT interns and staff to increase the number of informed, active digital citizens in several DOT locations. This was an evolving project with a growing number of collaborators, which include DOT staff, Mozilla staff and community volunteers.

More information available here:

• Contributors' guidelines
• [Mozilla Clubs] (https://github.com/mozilla/mozillaclubs)
• Mozilla DOT Clubs Training Packet
• Mozilla DOT Clubs Leadership Training in East Africa
• Blog Post

Thank you

Thank you so much for visiting this repository and we hope you find the content informative and are able to fork it to serve your needs.

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