Megan Harris is the Children’s Justice Attorney Education Fellowship Program Manager. Megan uses her years of experience in child welfare to shed light on the complex dynamics children and families face entering juvenile court.

Megan received her bachelor’s degree in human relations and her master’s in counseling from Doane University. She brings 17 years of professional experience working with the nonprofit community of Southeast Nebraska to the Fellowship. Megan has extensive experience with children and families including prevention, youth justice, foster care, in home services, and child welfare systems and services. She has a deep passion for improving the continuum of culturally inclusive care for children and families in rural communities.

Megan will help you identify social complexities while connecting you to resources and research. She will chat with you about any juvenile court and child welfare related issue to help deepen your understanding and spark new ways of thinking.