This document outlines the Firefox Student Ambassador program, which aims to promote the open web and Firefox browser through student volunteers. It explains that the program provides opportunities for leadership, recognition, knowledge and friends. As an ambassador, students will share Firefox and Firefox OS, introduce the affordable Firefox OS, and get creative in hosting their own local events and activities. The program is run by volunteers and aims to tackle challenges to privacy and change the world through meaningful work.

1. Part 4: Understand the Program
Firefox Student
Ambassador

2. You get what you put in. Meaning the
more initiative you take, the more you
will get out of this experience.Whether
it’s leadership, swag, recognition,
friends, or knowledge - you are
guaranteed to gain something
valuable, and we mean it.
How It Works
This program is not exclusive or
selective.We believe in open
opportunities just as much as we
believe in an Open Web.

3. Program Structure
FSA Executive Board
& Community Manager
Regional Ambassador Leads
Firefox Student Ambassadors (that’s you)
We are run by awesome volunteers from our Mozilla Community
(the regional team)
(the global team)

4. As a Firefox Student Ambassador, you do not simply post on social
media or aimlessly hand out swag.
That’s a little boring!
We’re up against billion dollar giants, but together we can tackle new challenges
and fight for people’s privacy, be web educators, do good, and change the world.
Here at Mozilla we do meaningful work,
and so will you.

5. Here’s what Firefox Student Ambassadors
are doing from all over the world…

6. starting a KidZilla initiative to educate
children about the basics of computers.
Focused on aiding schools with lesser
facilities on the outskirts of cities.
In Kelambakkam, Chennai

7. In Taipei
demoing apps they’ve developed for
Firefox OS as part of a contest they
hosted.

8. attending an FSA Leaders Camp
organized by the Mozilla Philippines
Community to further their leadership
skills and bring new knowledge back to
their school.
In Manila

9. In Indore
hosting a Developers Boot Camp event
where attendees were taught how to
build an HTML5 phone app, for free.

10. • Writing blog posts
• Designing graphics
• Making videos
• Building apps
• Coding webpages
• Giving presentations
• Localizing materials
• Sharing on social media
They are also,
and so much more.

11. Now It’s YOUR turn.

12. Here Are Your Tasks:
Share Firefox
and give the gift of
the Open Web.

13. Introduce the
affordable Firefox OS
to the world.
and…

14. But how?
As you continue on in the program,
you will find many activities you can
participate in.
!
There are also resources you can use
to help you host your own events.
!
We encourage you to get creative
and start new activities and events
for your school and local
community.
You are now the student
champion of Firefox & Firefox OS.

15. Wait, there’s more!

16. As you learn more about Mozilla and the Open Web, you will discover many other
opportunities to contribute to the mission of keeping the power of the Web in the hands
of users everywhere.
…and so much more!

17. Just remember,

18. doing good is part of our code.

19. So make an impact.

20. move on to Part 5: Get Involved