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If you haven't heard, SRCCON is moving online. So are the joint NABJxNAHJ conference and the Collaborative Journalism Summit happening next month. Luckily, that might mean you can attend conferences you've never attended before. Use the Upcoming Events list in this newsletter to keep track of

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Google News Initiative (GNI) created a Global Journalism Emergency Relief Fund to financially assist local news organizations that are struggling to stay afloat while covering COVID-19 in their communities. Publishers from anywhere in the world can apply for funding by April 29, and you can

Greetings, hacks and hackers. We're hoping everyone is staying safe. There has been a lot of upheaval in the news industry lately - even more than usual. We included an especially large collection of freelance and remote jobs this week, so please check it out or share with

Hello, hacks and hackers! We hope everyone is staying safe. Some local Hacks/Hackers groups have started holding meetups online. If you're thinking about doing the same, keep these tips in mind: * Get a paid account for more security. Marcela Kunova, who organized the recent virtual meetup for

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Hacks/Hackers Brighton group is rebooting with a virtual meetup this Tuesday. Join in online to talk about audience engagement and monetizing online content. Reminder that applications are still open for COVID-19 coverage grants from the Pulitzer Center and WikiCred grants for Wikipedia credibility solutions.

Hello, hacks and hackers. The coronavirus has obviously taken over most coverage in many countries around the world today. The Pulitzer Center and the Lenfest Institute are offering short-term grants to help news orgs cover this issue. Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis. MisinfoCon and organizers of a