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We have news, hacks and hackers! Earlier this year, H/H helped organize a series of conversations on the surfacing of local news, with the Credibility Coalition and the Nieman Foundation at Harvard. The discussion included journalists from a variety of outlets, most of them local news, and representatives of

Good news, hacks and hackers! We have lots of job openings this week, including several that can be worked from anywhere. Happening this week: * Nairobi is talking about high-impact, award-winning projects * Nigeria is using maps as digital forensic tools Worth a read: * A graphics editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer who’

The Global Investigative Journalism Conference isn't until November, but GIJN is offering scholarships for journalists in developing and transitioning countries. If you are in another country, regular registration will open soon. The event will take place online from November 1st to 5th. Worth a read: * Asking sources for

Hello, hacks and hackers! The National Association of Hispanic Journalists, based in the US, is holding the signature week of its five-week-long conference. Conference sessions are being broadcast online in English and Spanish, and it's not too late to register. Worth a read: * Data visualization can be a

The SRCCON Call for Proposals is now open! You can propose a session or apply for a stipend on their site here by July 16. This year’s SRCCON conference will take place online from August 11-13. Worth a read: * GIJN’s latest guide is a nine-chapter walkthrough dedicated to

It's here, hacks and hackers! The Reuters Digital News Report is out for 2021, with deep insights on media consumption and trust around the world. Plus: Code for Africa is hosting a release party on the report's findings in Nigeria. You can join the general conversation