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Hello, hacks and hackers! You have a couple more weeks to submit your projects for the Data Journalism Awards this year. Also, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) launched a new survey to expand on its 2017 study on the State of Technology in Global Newsrooms. The survey is available

Happy St. Patrick's Day, hacks and hackers. Hacks/Hackers London has a new YouTube channel, where you can watch presentations if you couldn’t make it out to their meetups: If you've got news from your own chapter, or anything else you'd like to

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! This Sunday marks the end of the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting conference, aka NICAR, and one of the events nearest and dearest to Hacks/Hackers' mission. If you missed it, you can follow the hashtag or check out Sharon Machlis' list of

Hi again, hacks and hackers! This week we're excited to announce our 116th chapter, Hacks/Hackers NE England. Their first meetup takes place this week in Newcastle upon Tyne. Welcome, Northerners! In other news, please join us on our regular global call on Wednesday if you have any

Hello, hacks and hackers! The Global Investigative Journalism Conference opened their call for research paper abstracts that highlight trends, challenges, teaching methodologies, new developments and best practices in investigative and data journalism. Abstracts should be sent to research.papers@gijn.org and are due by April 8. The conference will

Hello, hacks and hackers! Are you interested in building a new skill set, meeting fellow news nerds or otherwise broadening your horizons? Check out our extensive list of Hacks/Hackers-type events at the bottom of this newsletter: Happening this week: * Rabat has its first monthly meeting * Singapore is promoting open