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Tell us about your experience: Have you used The Field Guide to Security Training in the Newsroom to lead a workshop in your newsroom? We'd love to hear about it. We're also looking for newsrooms that want to work closely with us to lead trainings and edit the guide in the process. Email us if this sounds like you. New lessons, and lesson ideas. As new tools are developed and new threats emerge, we plan to add lesson plans to cover them. Let us know what topics you're most interested in seeing covered, or share an agenda from a workshop you've used with your peers. If you want to get started on a lesson plan right away, your first step should be to create an issue for it! Once that's done, you'll find Markdown and HTML templates in the project's templates directory. Resource links and glossary items. Chapter 3 includes a glossary and links to existing security resources, to complement and extend the topics covered in our lesson plans. If your favourite links are missing, we'd love to add them! If you're comfortable with GitHub, we welcome Pull Requests and new Issues, or you can also drop us an email anytime. Translation and localization. The initial version of the guide was written with North American English-speaking newsrooms in mind, but digital security is important for journalists working in all communities and languages. If you can provide translations of the existing guide resources, or if you'd like to add lesson plans covering topics more relevant to your community, please contact us.