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Welcome to June, hacks and hackers! As always, we've got our monthly call coming up next week: You can join via phone, online, or just contributing to the Google Doc. In the meantime, two new cool opportunities opened this month: IJNet is offering a mentorship program to media

It's the 27th, hacks and hackers! That means this week will see the third MisinfoCon convening in Kiev, Ukraine, on Tuesday and Wednesday: You can follow along, as always, at the MisinfoCon Twitter account or hashtag. And keep an eye out for more #MisinfoCon-related news soon. The week

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! If you're in Europe, you may have heard that the European investigative journalism symposium, also known as #Dataharvest, is taking place this weekend in Mechelen, Belgium. Meanwhile, the Asian-American Journalists Association is holding their N3 Conference over in Hong Kong, also called New.

Apologies for the lateness, hacks and hackers! A scheduling mixup caused this issue of the newsletter to be delivered to some of you on Monday evening - and to some of you, in the middle of the night. If you're wondering, you should be getting the Hacks/Hackers

Welcome to May, hacks and hackers! Summer is on its way (or rather, winter, if you're in the South), and with it comes a variety of new events in Germany, Hong Kong and the UK. If you know of a conference, convening or other event that may interest

Greetings, hacks and hackers! Registration is officially open for MisinfoCon Kyiv, and there are only 150 available spots, so you should RSVP soon if you plan to make it. You may have noticed there's a lot going on among the Hacks/Hackers misinformation projects (the restarted newsletter, the

Hello again, hacks and hackers! If you're doing any work in the misinformation field, or if you've just interested, check out the newly revived MisinfoCon newsletter. We'll be summarizing news, calendaring events and alerting readers to funding and publication opportunities. The week ahead: * Berlin