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Welcome to 2018, hacks and hackers. We've updated the Groups page with a few new groups: Yaounde, Cameroon, and Abuja, Nigeria, and have a few more in the works. Welcome! Worth a read: * Just one more 2017 roundup: Journalist's Resource put together a review of the

We're almost there, hacks and hackers! 2018 is just around a turn of the Earth, and we've got a serious lineup of journalism and innovation events. If you'd like to find even more, check out the GIJN calendar or Colorado organizer Abigail Edge'

Happy holidays, hacks and hackers. This is our last newsletter of 2017, so of course we're doing a 2017 roundup. Even though much of the world is hibernating for the holidays, or the winter weather, or both, there are plenty of journalism jobs being posted and events being

Hope everyone had a good week, hacks and hackers! We have updated the Upcoming Events section with events from March through May. But January and February are as dry as the winter tundra. If you know of an event, share it on email or Twitter! Worth a read: * Live-streaming has,

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! We've fixed a couple technical issues with the Hacks/Hackers email addresses - so if you want a your-city-here@hackshackers.com, reply to this email to let us know. Also, Code for Africa is building an online platform for reuseable civic tech tools

Welcome to December, hacks and hackers! A new month means a new global open call. If you'd like to know what's going on at Hacks/Hackers, add the event to your calendar or contribute to the agenda. Hacks/Hackers chapters, meanwhile, are running at full speed,