Program areas at Mozilla Foundation
Agenda settingmozilla investigates and amplifies issues at the intersection of technology and society, introducing vital topics into the public discourse. In 2022, we released our annual internet health report, which interrogated how artificial intelligence (ai) is impacting healthcare, labor, and other domains. We also published incisive research into how tech platforms affect everything from fair elections to consumer rights. And our staff, fellows, and awardees spoke at conferences, led events, and authored op-eds about trustworthy ai and other internet health issues. In 2022, Mozilla spent $1,356,113 to support its agenda-setting work.
Movement buildingmozilla rallies millions of internet users together to hold big tech companies accountable and champion individual agency online. In 2022, we published multiple editions of our *privacy not included buyer's guide, empowering consumers to choose apps, gadgets, and other connected products that respect their privacy and security. We reached 100 languages in our common voice initiative, which is the most diverse crowdsourced dataset in the world. And we continued our crowdsourced research into youtube's powerful, opaque recommendation algorithm. In 2022, Mozilla spent $6,591,161 to support its movement-building work.
Leadership developmentmozilla provides fellowships and awards to people on the front lines of the internet health movement, adding much-needed momentum while also building a global community of like-minded thinkers. We launched the Mozilla tech fund to reduce bias and increase transparency in ai. Our africa innovation mradi work continued to lift up digital rights and social justice activists across the african continent. And our creative media award recipients launched several projects examining how data flows online. In 2022, Mozilla spent $14,064,933 to support its leadership development work.
The organization received $19,338,882 royalty as a return on previous year program related investments using its assets and intellectual property to support and enable software that protects public access to fundamental internet technologies like web browsing and email. This revenue helped finance the organization's other charitable activities and investments.