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Hey all you cool hacks and hackers! The Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT is accepting applications for remote fellowships. Applications will be accepted through the end of June. Up to 20 fellowships will be announced at the end of July. Worth a read: * The University of Miami created a

When a door closes, hacks and hackers, another one opens! Recently ONA announced its 2020 conference will be happening online. Not only that, but the event has been spread out over the first two weeks of October, so you can attend while balancing other needs in your life. The AI

Hope you're staying safe, hacks and hackers! There are two cool online meetups coming up next week, from the Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Nigeria umbrella groups. If you want to learn about health and safety online, and are in a somewhat similar time zone, go ahead and

Welcome again, hacks and hackers! While some countries and regions are starting to meet in person again, online meetups are continuing apace. London has reached more than 100 people with their online webinars, and you can join the next one on Wednesday. The week ahead: * London is discussing investigative journalism

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! Our frequent collaborators, the organizers of WikiConference North America, have opened a second round of funding for WikiCred grants. These grants range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars and support projects that increase credibility on the web, especially in regards to Wikipedia.

Howdy, hacks and hackers! This week, we found more remote jobs than jobs in person. Work anywhere around the world at cool places like GIJN, the Washington Post and High Country News. And don't forget, anyone is welcome to join our global call next Wednesday. We'll