
Emergency Mode for News
Emergency Mode for News is a free disaster-preparedness resource hub that gives U.S. journalists and newsrooms checklists, templates, training and publishing tools for before, during and after climate disasters.
Bridging a critical gap in funding to help values-driven tech thrive
By distributing rather than concentrating power, enhancing user agency, and prioritizing public benefit over extraction, pubic interest technologies are essential to a better future. But the tech funding landscape has a critical gap: plenty of money flows to prototypes and early-stage companies, but little support exists for maturing, community-driven technologies that haven't yet figured out their product strategy or sustainability plan. These projects stall right when they're closest to making real impact. The Mozilla Foundation Incubator bridges this gap. We focus on product/community fit—connecting promising technologies to the users, contributors, and sustainable funding sources that will help them serve people long-term.


Emergency Mode for News is a free disaster-preparedness resource hub that gives U.S. journalists and newsrooms checklists, templates, training and publishing tools for before, during and after climate disasters.
The Digital Civic Infrastructure Initiative is a new Harvard Kennedy School program (in the Allen Lab for Democracy Renovation, led by Danielle Allen) helping local governments use technology to strengthen democracy, transparency, and citizen engagement, with an early output being Open Book, a free open-source municipal budget-transparency tool.

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