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Interview about empowerment with Tristan Nitot, Founder and President of Mozilla Europe
Tell us a little about you (including a photo, the url of your personal blog, web, twitter… what do you want or prefer)
Hello, my name is Tristan Nitot, I am the founder of Mozilla Europe the non-profit organization who makes the Mozilla Firefox Web browser. I'm addicted to the Internet, and you can find me in many places, notably http://standblog.org/, http://mozilla-europe.org/, and http://twitter.com/nitot/ or http://flickr.com/photos/nitot/ . I have an engineering background, but now I spend most of my time working empowering people within the Mozilla project.
Photo : http://www.flickr.com/photos/nitot/4064124354/ (available in larger versions on the site)
Mozilla Community meetup in the Balkans photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos
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Talking book: A real experience of empowerment in Ghana. By Cliff Schmidt
Illiteracy, poverty, and lack of electricity, prevent over one billion people from learning simple techniques to improve the health, education, and income of their families. Local organizations try to share their knowledge by personally visiting individual villages, but this is costly and has limited impact since illiteracy prevents people from taking notes. To address these challenges, Literacy Bridge has designed an innovative audio computer to provide easy access to on-demand, locally relevant, practical information.
Literacy Bridge, a non-governmental organization, began with an idea that the most effective approach towards ending global poverty requires empowering people with better access to knowledge, and that those in greatest need are impeded by illi
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