We’re pleased to share that Dr. Gemma Morgan, founder of My Journey, has been awarded a Fulbright All Disciplines Scholar Award and will be continuing her research at George Mason University.
Her work focuses on how digital tools can support desistance from crime and better meet the needs of those leaving the justice system. Grounded in both academic research and lived experience, My Journey was developed to reflect the complexity of rehabilitation and the importance of person-centred, evidence-based support. This scholarship offers an opportunity to build on that foundation in an international context, exploring new ideas and partnerships across sectors.
The Fulbright Program is one of the world’s most respected academic exchange programmes, aimed at fostering cross-cultural collaboration and innovation. Dr. Morgan’s award highlights the relevance and growing recognition of this work within the wider criminal justice and digital innovation landscape.
This news article shares more about the focus of the research and what this opportunity means for the future of My Journey.
