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The Global Summit on Disinformation/Cumbre Global Desinformación 2022 is a free Spanish event taking place virtually this week on November 17. Find out more about the fact-checking specialists presenting at the summit and register on the event site here. Worth a read: * With investigative journalism being such a high-stress

The Analysis and Response Toolkit for Trust (ARTT), led by researchers at Hacks/Hackers and and the University of Washington, received an additional $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation. The project recently announced it is advancing to Phase II of the NSF’s Convergence Accelerator. The ARTT Guide,

Greetings, hacks and hackers! The 18th African Investigative Journalism Conference is happening now, and they are livestreaming the plenary session for free! AIJC is a popular event for not just investigative reporting but also groundbreaking news techniques like AI. If you can't attend in Johannesburg or watch on

OpenRefine opened a call for proposals to improve its Windows and MacOS packaging, and is offering funding for freelance contractors for the role. OpenRefine is an open-source development based on an original Google tool, and a popular method for cleaning data among data journalists. Worth a read: * Over half of

Hello, hacks and hackers! SRCCON:CARE is happening online from December 8-9 and is a conference that discusses ways to care for ourselves, our colleagues and our communities. Its call for participation form is open right now through October 25. On the form, you can mark that you’re interested

It's finally here! The Conference for Truth and Trust Online is happening this week on Wednesday, October 12th (online), and the 13th and 14th in Boston. You can still register late to attend on its website, and view the schedule of events here. Worth a read: * Eight fact-checking