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Welcome back, hacks and hackers! If you're in the London area, Hacks/Hackers London is asking for input on how to be inclusive and engaging. They’re also meeting this Wednesday to talk about audience engagement - find out more details on their Eventbrite page here. Worth a

It's back, hacks and hackers! The Open Knowledge Foundation’s Open Data Day this year will be on March 7th, and if you’re interested in organizing an open data-related event in your area, you can apply for a mini-grant of up to $300 to help with funds.

Hello, hacks and hackers! If you're looking for an interesting new opportunity, the Solutions Journalism Network is hiring six Solutions Specialists to work part time, and remotely, on their Solutions Story Tracker. The deadline to apply is this Thursday. Also, the monthly global open call is happening this

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! The University of Florida’s Brechner Center for Freedom of Information is giving away $3,000 prizes to pieces of journalism work published in 2019 that highlights secrecy in government or utilizes public records. The submission deadline is February 28. Also, Hacks/Hackers DC is

Hello, hacks and hackers! If you mourned the loss of the Data Journalism Awards, buck up: some news nerds got together to create the Sigma Data Journalism Awards to honor great data journalism from around the world. You have until the 3rd of February to apply, if you are so

Happy 2020, hacks and hackers! Our first global open call of the decade is coming up on Wednesday! Feel free to tune in to hear what’s going on in H/H chapters and share what’s going on in yours. Also, along with our partners at Mozilla and the

Welcome to the new year, hacks and hackers. Last year saw the addition of Northeast England and Seoul, South Korea. Here's to many more meetups to come! In case you missed the announcement last week, our joint project MisinfoCon is holding an upcoming gathering in Washington, D.C.