Mozilla recently launched a two-month long “Maker Party” celebration to promote web literacy and internet learning for youth to be successful in careers in the 21st century. The “Maker Party” is a global campaign that involves a collaboration of thousands of leaders in the digital field who host worldwide events that support the Webmaker movement, introducing the web culture to communities. Through interactive and hands-on activities that explore the digital world, the Maker Party will increase web literacy, therefore training today’s youth to be fluent and proactive in the digital age. 

To read the full press release about Mozilla’s “Maker Party,” click here. 
To learn more about the “Maker Party,” click here.