Maker Party is Mozilla’s global campaign to teach the web. Through thousands of community-run events around the world, Maker Party unites educators, organizations and enthusiastic web users with hands-on learning and making.

July 15 – September 15, 2014

• How do you get involved? Learn how to organize and run you own Maker Party event here: http://party.webmaker.org/resources
• Learn about the role of Partners is in Maker Party: http://party.webmaker.org/partners
• Want to know about the history of Maker Party: http://party.webmaker.org/history
• Looking for an event or want to register your own: https://events.webmaker.org/#!/

Why Mozilla throws an annual Maker Party

Mozilla believes the web is a global public resource that’s integral to modern life: it shapes how we learn, how we connect and how we communicate. But many of us don’t understand its basic mechanics or what it means to be a citizen of the web. That’s why we’re so passionate about teaching web literacy through hands-on learning and making. Our goal is to help people move beyond simply consuming the web to understanding and creating it, so it remains open, accessible and ours.