Today’s deadline day for Knight Prototype Fund and Matter Seven. You have till Friday to apply to the Data Journalism Awards and pitch to SRCCON!

Let’s articulate the problem. There are too many damn Trump stories. The emergence of products like What The Fuck Just Happened Today?, the New York Times’ The Daily and FiveThirtyEight’s TrumpBeat are a clear indication that audiences are clamoring for a more distilled, high-level view of everything happening at once.

The White House budget proposal was released on March 16, and while the document itself was “skinnier” than in years past, news organizations’ efforts in parsing it were as robust as ever. Let’s take a look at how they found their way into and visually reported out the 60-page document.

When you’re no longer new to NICAR, it’s time to start mentoring and collaborating with students and newsrooms who need your help. Here’s one perspective on making the jump from newbie to veteran.

Projects from the Financial Times, the Guardian, the New York Times, the Pudding, the Sun Sentinel, and more.

What NICAR 2017 looked like through the eyes of a longtime freelance reporter who needed more data skills.

I am queer. I am a women. I am Jewish. I am mixed. And I work in the news in Trump’s America.

The Computer Assisted Reporting conference brings together digital, data-driven journalists from all over the world.

It’s time to pitch sessions to SRCCON, plus a bunch of meetups this week.

Make better spreadsheets by thinking about structure, from the beginning.

A bunch of meetups this week, plus end of March deadlines approach: get your applications in for ProPublica Data Institute and Open Source Bridge.

The first column in the “Ms. Management” series: how newsroom managers can take more tangible steps to increase newsroom diversity.

Projects from the Center for Public Integrity, ProPublica, Reveal, Univision, and more.

Tons of local meetups this week, plus deadlines including for our travel scholarship.

As special projects editor at the Financial TImes, I created a project management toolkit for the newsroom, designed to be useful to reporter and editors. My hope is that by doing so we can produce better journalism, create room for experimentation, and learn from our experiences.

You know what’s the biggest security threat to journalists? Modesty.

It’s the Internet Freedom Festival this week in Spain, plus check out the upcoming deadlines.

Today we’re thrilled to announce the first release of our community-built guidebook, The Field Guide to Open Source in the Newsroom.

Yep, this week is NICAR, but that’s not all coming up in March.

How our small team redesigned Source, with a design refresh and a new navigation and structure that matches the way we publish now.