Dr. Julia Morgan is Associate Professor of Public Health and Wellbeing at the University of Greenwich, London.  She has a PhD from the London School of Economics which focused on the health and wellbeing of children and families.  By background she is a health professional and previously worked in community development and engagement to empower communities.   Her multi-disciplinary research has focused on the experiences of women diagnosed late with ADHD;  mothers in prison; and children who experience the imprisonment of a parent.   Her more recent work includes research on the training of community health workers in Tribal areas of India; mobile health for Nomadic peoples in Mongolia, and maternal health for Indigenous women in South America.    She has carried out several evaluations of community groups and non-government initiatives in Lebanon and Zambia and has used a wide range of community development tools to support the engagement of community members, including children,  in research and evaluation.  She is currently working on funding bids to support community engagement in Sierra Leone and Nepal to strengthen maternal and neonate health promotion initiatives.  She is the co-editor (along with Dr Vincent La Placa) of three books with the publisher Routledge:  1) Social Science Perspectives on Global Public Health; 2) Contemporary Issues in Health and Social Care Policy and Practice:  A Comparative Introduction across OECD Countries; and 3) Contemporary Global Issues in Urban and Rural Public Health and Wellbeing: Theory, Policy, and Practice.   She has successfully supervised over 100 PhD and MSc dissertation students and is on the Editorial Board of the Journal PLOS One.