The Harvard Africa Policy Journal (APJ) is a student-run publication dedicated to promoting dialogue about African policy and current affairs in the realms of governance, law, education, business, health, design and culture. The Journal was initially started in 2006 by the Harvard Kennedy School of Government but has recently expanded to encompass all the schools of Harvard University. With its new online platform and annual publications, the APJ will act as a hub for timely debate, opinion, research, and analysis. As the only student journal in the USA dedicated exclusively to African policy issues, APJ seeks to publish thought-provoking content that provides fresh insight into the most significant opportunities and challenges facing African nations and peoples today. Interested authors can submit pieces on any of the following tops: politics and governance; development issues and trends; business, finance and economics; social issues including human rights; public health; science and technology; and African culture and policy. For more information checkout our website at: http://apj.hkspublications.org/