Kristi Progri & Bilbil Zharri - Firefox Student Ambasadors(OSCAL2014)
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A short description of the structures that are at Mozilla, emphasizing WoMoz and Firefox Student Ambassadors. An explanation of WoMoz and FSA and an invitation to join Mozilla Albania as part of Open Labs.
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