Latinas Writing Science is a mentoring program where we guide you through the publication process of your scientific paper.  Together, we review, edit and help you publish your scientific manuscript in Huitaca's journal "Global women's science, nature and society".

The Latinas Writing Science Program is a dedicated mentoring initiative designed to support female authors in Latin America in publishing their research in Global Women's Science, Nature and Society (GWSNS).  Through a series of one-on-one virtual sessions, our Spanish-speaking mentors work closely with you to refine the structure, coherence, and impact of your manuscript. Once your paper is strengthened, our volunteer editors will enhance its language to ensure clarity and accessibility.

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Unlike traditional publication processes that place the burden on authors, we handle every step—from mentorship and editing to submission and publication. Once your manuscript is polished, we will submit it directly to GWSNS, ensuring a seamless process so you can focus on your research.

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This program is designed to eliminate common barriers in scientific publishing, making it easier for Latin American women to share their work with the world.

If you believe you can benefit from this program, please click the link below and fill out the form.  With enough information about you and your project, we will know how to better assist you. 

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Cost

$0 - This program runs with the kind contribution of all our volunteers. 

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Eligibility

To participate in the Latinas Writing Program, you must meet the following criteria:

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• Be a national of a Latin American country.

• Be enrolled in a postgraduate degree (Master’s or Ph.D.) at any institution worldwide.

• Be the first or last author of the manuscript you are submitting.

• Have an original, unpublished scientific manuscript that aligns with the scope of Global Women's Science, Nature and Society (GWSNS).

• Be willing to engage in a structured mentorship process, including one-on-one virtual sessions and guided revisions.

• Commit to actively working on your manuscript for at least three months, dedicating time to writing, revising, and incorporating feedback.

• Be open to editorial revisions to improve the manuscript’s clarity, structure, and impact.