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Welcome to 2019, hacks and hackers! In 2018, Hacks/Hackers grew by seven groups on four continents, bringing us up to 115 groups around the world, and more in the works. Local groups held more than 100 events, from fake news in Dar es Salaam to crowdsourcing in Berlin. The

It's here, hacks and hackers: an endless list of best-ofs, top performers and other superlatives for 2018. What's the best thing you worked on this year? We'll share it in the next H/H edition. And don't forget we've got

Happy holidays, hacks and hackers! If you're looking for new opportunities in the new year, check out opportunities for following the money, reporting on climate change, learning about agricultural issues, completing an artists' residency, covering political development, and other programs from HackPack. Worth a read: * After almost

Hello there, hacks and hackers! The holidays are coming up, but H/H chapters aren't slowing down: If you want your job posting, event or project funding shared in the newsletter, always feel free to let us know. Happening this week: * Singapore is making maps * IRE is having

Welcome back, hacks and hackers! We're pleased to announce the first MisinfoConX in Scotland: MisinfoConX is a series of local, community-focused conferences aiming to combat misinformation in communities around the world. The first will take place in Stirling next month, and early bird tickets are available now. Worth

Happy December, hacks and hackers! The last monthly call of 2018 is coming up this Wednesday. Do you have any projects you want to share, events to promote or questions for the H/H community? Join us at the details below ⬇️ Worth a read: * Catarse, a Brazilian crowdfunding platform, is