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Digital Colonialism and the Role of Local Intermediaries: Big Tech, Data Sovereignty and Human Rights in Africa
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Design and prototyping tool used across the industry, with a free Starter plan that covers design files, FigJam whiteboards and slides. Useful for portfolios, pitch decks, wireframes and simple brand assets.
Why I recommend it: Free Starter plan has limits on the number of files and collaborators, and some features (Dev Mode, advanced Figma Make usage) sit on paid seats. Enough for one person building a portfolio or deck without paying.
A shared Notion workspace collecting 120 reusable LinkedIn post structures alongside AI prompts for drafting each one.
Why I recommend it: Frameworks fix the blank-page problem. Use them for structure, then replace every generic line with something only you could have written.
Large library of free, editable professional resume templates — good for design-adjacent roles, with clean single-column options for ATS.
In plain terms: This website provides a large collection of free, editable resume templates. You can choose clean single-column layouts for ATS screening or select designs suited for creative roles.
Why I recommend it: Pick a simple single-column template — heavy graphics confuse applicant tracking systems.
Announcement of the expansion of Next Chapter, a paid apprenticeship program that hires formerly incarcerated people into software engineering roles, to additional technology companies.
In plain terms: This article explains Next Chapter, a software engineering apprenticeship program designed for formerly incarcerated individuals. Job seekers can learn about paid training, mentorship, and career opportunities at technology companies like Slack, Dropbox, and Zoom.
Why I recommend it: One of the few second-chance tech pipelines with real hiring behind it. Share this with anyone who thinks a record ends the conversation.
How the Next Chapter model was documented and packaged so other employers can adopt fair-chance hiring practices for technical roles.
In plain terms: This resource details an initiative that helps formerly incarcerated individuals build careers in the technology sector. You can learn about paid software engineering apprenticeships, mentorship programs, and tech companies committed to fair hiring.
Why I recommend it: If you are advocating for fair-chance hiring at your own employer, this is the playbook to hand your leadership.
Free, good-looking pitch deck and one-pager templates you can edit in minutes.
In plain terms: This website offers free templates for pitch decks and one-page overviews. You can quickly customize the designs to present your business ideas.
Why I recommend it: Ten slides, one idea per slide. Design is not your bottleneck — clarity is.
