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Greetings, hacks and hackers! We have more updates from our MisinfoCon project - we're offering small $1,000 micro grants for projects that fight misinformation. Send in your ideas! Besides that, we've got exciting new funding opportunities from ICFJ, the Solutions Journalism Network, and other orgs

Welcome to May, hacks and hackers! We've got a theme for this week's newsletter: collaboration. The Collaborative Journalism Summit just wrapped up in New Jersey with the announcement of a sizable grant for journalism outlets pursuing collaborative projects. Plus, several major outlets, including the New York

Greetings, hacks and hackers! We're holding an open call for new Hacks/Hackers organizers! The leadership teams in these cities could use a little extra help. Do you know any students, nerds, journos or especially organized people in any of the following cities? * Miami * Denver * Hong Kong * Seattle

Welcome to the latest Hacks/Hackers newsletter! We're adding a section on funds for cool journalism projects - like immersive storytelling, innovative projects and so on. If you have any, please let us know. Jump down to the very bottom for what we've got so far

Evening, reporters! (Or whatever time of day it is where you are.) Before you move on to digest the delicious content of this newsletter, take a moment to check out another one: The formidable team behind MisinfoCon has put together an impressive collection of events, grants and published pieces surrounding

Greetings, hacks and hackers! The website is still powering full steam ahead, as are some exciting new tools from the team at MisinfoCon. Check out this new blog post by Christa Field, the head designer on the website team at Alley. Worth a read: * Germany is taking a broad approach