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Hi, hacks and hackers! We're setting up forwarded email accounts for hackshackers.com. So if you're a local organizer: Would you like an email address for your group, like hongkong@hackshackers.com? Hit reply on this email if you would like to set that up. The

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! And if you're in a locale that celebrates it, Happy Halloween! And give a warm welcome to Hacks/Hackers Casablanca, which just held their first event last weekend, a workshop on how "fake news" spreads across the internet. Spread the word

Hello again, hacks and hackers! We have some exciting news for you this week: Thanks to help from Mozilla, we are offering grants for local Hacks/Hackers chapters to hold events relating to misinformation. You can access the application form here. It's very lightweight and so is the

Happy 100th, hacks and hackers! This newsletter has reached 100 issues, and we look forward to keeping everyone connected in the future. As a reminder, we also have a list serv for local organizers and a Slack channel for everybody. You can get an auto-invite to the Slack channel here.

Greetings, hacks and hackers! The Computation+Jounalism Symposium is happening this week, and if you haven't registered, you can still follow along at #CJ2017: Plus: registration is now open for MisinfoCon at MozFest. Space is quite limited, so get on that soon if you're planning to

Welcome to autumn, hacks and hackers! We've got new funding opportunities this month plus eight cool events, from the Computer + Journalism Symposium to the Interactive Conference. Plus, if you're located in Africa, Hacks/Hackers and Code for Africa have opened applications for StoryLab Academy training: The

Welcome, hacks and hackers! We now have 105 groups listed on the website, thanks to our newest, Havana: Plus we have renewed interest in starting chapters in the eastern and southern parts of Europe. Do you know any journos or hackers in Athens, Dusseldorf, or Belgrade? Let them know we&