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Greetings, hacks and hackers! The Nigeria group shared a video recording of their January meetup. The event covered journalism and the law, and you can follow the group on Facebook. Worth a read: * Edelman, a PR group, published its 22nd annual trust and credibility survey. The group found that nearly

The Ida B. Wells Society is supporting ten investigative internships across nine different U.S. newsrooms for journalists of color. Applications open on February 7 and will be accepted through March 4. Find out more about the program and how to apply at their site here. Worth a read: * Children

Hey, hacks and hackers! H/H Africa recently celebrated its fifth anniversary. The umbrella group launched in 2015 and has since spread to more than 10 groups across the continent. If you'd like to learn more about your African colleagues, the leaders recently shared the group's

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! Now that we are fully in to 2021, we are looking ahead to events like NICAR, MozFest and the Computation + Journalism Symposium. So far, all events have been scheduled online. If you know of any events your fellow hacks and hackers would appreciate, please let

Hope you had a good weekend, hacks and hackers! The H/H groups in Tanzania and Nigeria had a busy one. Nigeria talked about "journalists and the law" while Dar es Salaam shared career advice. Worth a read: * Poynter published a guide on how to track what individual

Good news, hacks and hackers! There has been a burst of new journalism jobs in the last few weeks, and we have you covered. Check out the Job Postings section of this newsletter, where we share new positions every week. The week ahead: * Dar es Salaam is talking about the

Happy Sunday, hacks and hackers! Next week, starting on Friday, is the Outlier Conference run by the Data Visualization Society. Tickets to attend the online event are available on a sliding scale. Worth a read: * Nieman Lab wrote about how US journalism fails to serve an international audience, and lists