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It's time, hacks and hackers! It's election season not just in the US, but many regions of the world including India, Taiwan, Zimbabwe and the Philippines. In response, many journalism orgs are sharing resources like Polling fundamentals and concepts, Election 2020 toolbox, and even a Stress

Hello, hacks and hackers! Do you have an idea for a  membership model you'd like to develop further? The Membership Puzzle Project has opened the Membership in News Fund, supporting news membership design around the world. Applications are being accepted through the end of next week. The week

Welcome, hacks and hackers! ONA is dedicating $200,000 to this year's Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism Education. Applications are open through the 28th. And don't forget that Hacks/Hackers lists grants and opportunities in this newsletter every week, listed below. The week ahead: * London

Greetings, hacks and hackers! Our partners MisinfoCon and MuckRock recently published their Police Misinformation Tipsheet as well as a recording of the panel from last month. You can bookmark the guide on MuckRock or download it from MisinfoCon. Worth a read: * Popular Science wrote about common ways election graphics can

Welcome to October, hacks and hackers! A new month means a new global call. Please feel free to join us to discuss website updates, board members and conferences. Worth a read: * A data scientist goes over some important questions to ask when creating an internal form for data-related requests, like

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! Tomorrow is the deadline to apply for funding from the John S. Knight Journalism program at Stanford for stories on the pandemic. JSK partnered with Big Local News to offer a new round of funding for data-driven and replicable stories on the Coronavirus. The week