Newsletter

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.

It's a new day, a new month and a new decade, hacks and hackers! Usually this would mean a global call coming up, but we are postponing due to the call landing on a holiday for many around the world. Now let's enjoy some brain food

Happy holidays, hacks and hackers! NiemanLab just released their annual roundup of journalism predictions for 2020. The topics include countering misinformation, unionizing newsrooms and increasing audience engagement. In other news, Hacks/Hackers joined forces with the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism to award a grant to Subramaniam Vincent, director of

Hey, hacks and hackers! This Tuesday, H/H Boston is teaming up with Code for Boston and MuckRock to demo some cool open source projects, including MuckRock’s new government transparency tool, GovLens. The event is free, but RSVP is required. Find out more on their Eventbrite post here. Happening

Do you work at the intersection of computer science, journalism or data science? Apply to speak at the upcoming Computation + Journalism Symposium. The call for papers closes this Friday, the 13th of December. That's also the last day to submit your entry for the Student Data Vis contest.