The Kennedy School Africa Policy Journal is an annual publication which seeks to bridge the gap between frontier research and policy by analyzing trends and highlighting new ideas relating to African development.  The Journal seeks 15-25-page articles that are analytically-robust, policy relevant and excellently communicated, and its target audience is policy-makers and analysts working on Africa, including Kennedy School alumni, UN staff, NGOs, think tanks, and researchers at African universities.  The Journal’s 20-plus staff consists of graduate students at Harvard and the Fletcher School, and its five board members include distinguished faculty from the same schools with expertise in African development.  The Journal is affiliated to the Kennedy School Africa Caucus.   Please visit www.ksg.harvard.edu/kssgorg/apj to find out more about this exciting initiative.