Mozillians

Mozillians is an online directory and community platform for Mozilla volunteers and staff. It provides a central space where contributors to Mozilla projects can connect, collaborate, and share information about their work and interests, including areas of localization, security, engineering, and advocacy.

Users create profiles that can include name, location, languages spoken, areas of contribution, and projects they are involved with. Profiles may also feature links to patches, talks, blogs, or other examples of work. The directory is searchable and tag-based, enabling people to find others by location, language, project, or skill set. Privacy and consent controls let users decide what information is publicly visible.

Mozillians.org was launched in the 2010s as part of Mozilla's effort to organize and mobilize its volunteer community. It is maintained by Mozilla's community team and serves as a directory for both volunteers and Mozilla staff to identify collaborators, coordinate events, and discover opportunities to contribute.

The platform supports community building, mentoring, and outreach, and is used to connect regional groups, coordinate hackathons and sprints, and recognize volunteer contributions. It is one component of Mozilla's broader open-source and community-driven mission.