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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&

MisinfoCon, the Hacks/Hackers-Mozilla project that launched a conference last February, announced a second global event: If you can't make it, check out the calendar of other misinformation-related events happening around the world. Worth a read: * Rasmus Kleis Nielson took a look at the makeup of the Future

It's that time again, hacks and hackers: time for the biggest party in the world. At least, in the Hacks/Hackers world. The HHBA Media Party will take place in Buenos Aires from Wednesday to Friday this week, with literally thousands of news nerds convening to hold discussions,

Welcome to September, hacks and hackers! We've got half a dozen events lined up this month that may be of interest to news nerds. Top of the list is the Media Party in Buenos Aires, Hacks/Hackers' biggest event: The Computation+Journalism Symposium, which takes place in

Welcome to another newsletter, hacks and hackers. This newsletter, in fact, made it on the Lenfest Institute's list of journalism weeklies to pay attention to. Check out the rest: OpenNews is undertaking a large effort to get in touch with digital- and innovation-facing journalists worldwide. A news nerd