HC3 University Initiative Webinar "How to Get Published—A Conversation with Journal Editors"
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During a university needs assessment in 2014, HC3 identified some of the greatest challenges universities in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia face, including limited access to current literature, limited opportunities for scholarly publication and limited opportunities to participate in local, regional and international scholarly networks.
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