Mozilla’s Creative Media Awards Funding For Black Artists Exploring AI ($245,000)

Mozilla is announcing $245,000 in funding for Black artists who use art to spotlight how AI can reinforce — or disrupt — systems of oppression.

Grants will be made in amounts ranging from $10,000 to $30,000, and awardees may be based anywhere in the world. Winning projects could be interactive websites, short films, browser-based games, or other digital media capable of reaching a broad online audience.

The funds constitute Mozilla’s third annual Creative Media Awards, which support people and projects on the front lines of the internet health movement — from creative technologists in Japan, to tech policy analysts in Uganda, to privacy activists in the U.S. Creative Media Awards are supported by the NetGain Partnership, a collaboration between Mozilla, Ford Foundation, Knight Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, and the Open Society Foundation. The goal of this philanthropic collaboration is to advance the public interest in the digital age.

DEADLINE:

  • Nominations are due by September 14, 2020, 12 pm EDT.
  • Full applications will be due on October 15, 2020, 12 pm EDT.

ELIGIBILITY:

  • Awards support in-progress works at either the conceptual or prototype stage.
  • Works must be screen-based media of an artistic or journalistic nature.
  • Works must be freely available on the web.
  • Works should be suitable for a non-expert audience and demonstrate the potential to be broadly shared.
  • Creators must demonstrate an understanding of who their audience is and how they want their project to impact this audience.
  • Applicants must demonstrate an ability to be able to execute their plan via past experience or a prototype.
  • Applicants should self-identify as Black (African, African-American, Afro-Latino, Afro-Caribbean, African-diasporic or of African descent).
  • These awards are open to all applicants regardless of geographic location or institutional affiliation, except where legally prohibited.

We do not support:

  • Apps for proprietary ecosystems (eg iOS, Android)
  • Productivity tools
  • Software libraries
  • Works that can only be experienced in person such as gallery works

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APPLICATION:

Visit Official Website HERE for application and further information

 

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