Mobius

Mobius is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a more just and equitable tech ecosystem. They focus on supporting and activating a community of people who are building Liberatory Technology products, systems, and narratives, prioritizing Black, Brown, Indigenous, queer people, youth, and other marginalized groups. Mobius provides a variety of resources, including financial support, mentorship, and community building, to help individuals and organizations build a more just and equitable future.

Mobius' core team is composed of experts in fields like neuroscience, community building, and systems architecture. They actively support a network of Fellows, Advisors, and a wider community of individuals and organizations who are working to create a better future. They believe that technology has the potential to be a force for good, but that it is currently being used to perpetuate oppression and inequality. Mobius is committed to changing this by supporting the development of Liberatory Technology that empowers all people and communities.

Mobius is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a more just and equitable tech ecosystem. They support individuals and groups building technology that empowers marginalized communities and promotes healing and liberation. Their mission is to move away from a tech sector that perpetuates oppression and toward one that centers well-being and collective thriving.

Mobius promotes a culture of liberation, healing, and justice. They prioritize equity for Black, Brown, Indigenous, queer people, youth, and other marginalized groups. The company seeks to create a supportive and collaborative ecosystem where individuals can explore their full potential and contribute to building a more equitable and just tech landscape. They emphasize the importance of trust, authenticity, and a shared commitment to fostering a world where technology empowers and liberates individuals and communities.

Mobius prioritizes inclusivity, aiming to create a tech ecosystem focused on healing and liberation. They actively support Black, Brown, Indigenous, queer people, youth, and other marginalized groups often excluded from the dominant tech sector. This commitment is reflected in their focus on "liberatory technology" that empowers all people and communities to access freedom and thriving, and their diverse leadership team including Dr. Sará King, Aden Van Noppen, and Davion Ziere who represent various intersectional identities.