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Hello, hacks and hackers! The deadline to submit 2021 data journalism projects to the Sigma Awards is January 14th. The Sigma Awards highlight the best data journalism projects around the world, and this year is its third iteration. Worth a read: * The Institute for Nonprofit News and its partners raised

It's almost 2022, hacks and hackers! The first conference on our list for next year, NICAR, has announced it is going hybrid. Investigative Reporters and Editors is offering scholarships for both the in-person and virtual events. Worth a read: * Nieman Lab published their annual list of predictions for

It's that time of year, hacks and hackers! 2021 is reaching its end, and many news nerd groups are wrapping it up. Worth a read: * GIJN’s Resource Center compiled a list of their top 12 guides and tipsheets from this year, including their grants & fellowships page,

Happy new year, hacks and hackers! Journalism groups including MuckRock are still putting out their predictions for the next 365 days: Worth a read: * The 2021 State of CSS site collected survey responses from nearly 1,000 designers around the world to analyze and visualize how CSS innovation will look

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! This newsletter shares dozens of jobs in "tech journalism" - but what does that mean? The Houston Chronicle's data visualization editor posted a tweet thread and Q&A on this very subject. Worth a read: * This fast.ai blog post

The News Product Alliance is holding its annual summit online on March 10 and 11, and opened its call for session proposals. You can find out more about what kind of proposals they’re looking for in their proposal guide, and the deadline to submit is December 15. Worth a

DataJournalism.com is launching a new survey to examine The State of Data Journalism in 2021. You can find out more about the survey and take it on their site here. The survey hopes to target data journalists, editors, students and educators across the globe to find out tools they’