Samantha Sunne

Welcome to July, hacks and hackers! More conferences have, unsurprisingly, moved to online. Many organizations are experimenting with a long series of workshops rather than a packed few days where sessions overlap. See the events list below for the most up to date information. Worth a read: * The National Institute

Greetings, hacks and hackers! SRCCON is going online for the first time ever later this week. You can apply for an invite online or follow along at #SRCCON. Worth a read: * Some of the most shared COVID-19-related misinformation across Europe include cures/remedies and 5G conspiracy theories. Read about this

Good news, hacks and hackers! The jobs outlook is looking up - this week we have more openings than usual in the UK and remote. Plus, a reminder: if you are a Hacks/Hackers organizer who would like to hold remote events, please get in touch to use our paid

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! SRCCON just opened its call for participation, where you can pitch a session, apply for a stipend or just say why you’d like to attend. The form closes this Wednesday, and the conference will be held online July 16-17. And a reminder that if

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Institute for Nonprofit News is hosting an online conference this Tuesday and Wednesday for anyone interested in nonprofit news media and public service journalism. And Hacks/Hackers London is hosting their latest meetup online. if you are a local  organizer who would like to  remote

Hey all you cool hacks and hackers! The Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT is accepting applications for remote fellowships. Applications will be accepted through the end of June. Up to 20 fellowships will be announced at the end of July. Worth a read: * The University of Miami created a