Good afternoon,

Greetings from Nairobi! I hope you are well. I would like to invite you to write for The Conversation Africa about the findings of your doctoral study or you might have new research on your areas of expertise. The Conversation Africa is a news and analysis website which is a collaboration between academics and journalists. You could also write for any of the following international health days below:

September:
  1. September 7th - World Literacy Day 
  2. September 10th - World anti-Suicide Day
  3. September 10th - World oral health
  4. September 21st - Ageing population - world Alzheimer’s day),
  5. September 23rd - World eye care 
  6. September 29th - World Heart Day 
  7. September 26th - world contraception day - educating girls 

October:
  1. October 11th - International Day of the Girl Child
  2. October 12th - world sight day, world arthritis day
  3. October 15th - World rural women day, Global hand washing day
  4. October 20th - World Osteoporosis Day
  5. October 20th - World Statistics Day 
  6. October 29th - World Stroke Day

Let me know if you are interested in writing on any/some of the days above and I will introduce you to the editors at The Conversation Africa to guide you on the next steps.

Please respond by August 31, 2018 if you have selected a date in September and by September 11, 2018 if you are keen to write something for October.

Please note: To be published by The Conversation you must be currently employed as a researcher or academic with a university or research institution. PhD candidates under supervision by an academic can write for The Conversation, but they don’t currently publish articles from Masters students.

Need further clarification? Write to me.

Kind regards,

Eunice