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The annual Investigative Reporters & Editors Conference happened last week in Orlando, Florida. As always, IRE uploaded many of the sessions' tipsheets and audio recordings on their website. They also announced the winners of the 2022 IRE Awards, which recognize “the most outstanding watchdog journalism of the year.” Winners

The Oxford Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism published its annual Digital News Report last week, which interviewed 93,000 respondents from 46 markets across the globe to learn more on how audiences are consuming news. To read highlights from the report, RISJ created a Twitter thread here with

Applications are now open for the 2023-2024 AI Accountability Fellowships, hosted by The AI Accountability Network at The Pulitzer Center! The fellowships are open to journalists around the world, and 10 fellows will be chosen to pursue an AI-related reporting project over 10 months. Fellows receive up to $20,000

This weekend, Media Party Chicago will gather entrepreneurs, journalists, developers and designers to talk about cutting-edge topics like synthetic media, generative AI, local news revitalization, misinformation and more. We are offering free tickets for Hacks/Hackers subscribers using the promo code: hackshackers. It's not too late - join

The University of Washington, which often partners with us at H/H, is seeking experts in communication and misinformation response to understand how they would choose different response strategies given different conversation contexts on social media. To fill out the screener survey, click here. If selected, you would be asked

Media Party Chicago is coming up on June 8-10! The event includes workshops, lightning talks, a hackathon and more. The schedule is now live, with more than 70 speakers including from The Associated Press, BBC, Google, Hugging Face, Steamship, Open News, News Product Alliance, American Press Institute and many, many