About JGET
The Journal of Global Engagement and Transformation (JGET) is the official transdisciplinary, blind peer-reviewed, open-access publication of the Global Center for Systemic Change Outcomes, Research, Evaluation & Development (GCSCORED, Inc.).
Aligned with the SHERPA/RoMEO Green Policy, JGET advances open-access scholarship that bridges research, practice, and community transformation through a global and systemic lens. The journal exists to:
- Highlight the transformative work of practitioners improving lives and creating safer, more socially connected communities;
- Provide a platform for scholars producing real-world, applicable solutions that promote systemic and sustainable change; and
- Elevate research and practice that illuminate the ecology of mental health—the complex interplay of personal, relational, cultural, socio-economic, and structural determinants shaping well-being across contexts.
JGET’s mission is to Renew Minds, Transform Lives, and Create Safer and More Socially Connected Communities by amplifying diverse voices and fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue on the ecology of mental health—the interconnected web of personal, cultural, and systemic factors shaping well-being.
The journal is particularly committed to amplifying marginalized and historically underrepresented voices, publishing work that reflects diverse global realities, including those across the African diaspora and other communities often excluded from mainstream academic discourse.
By fostering transdisciplinary exchange, JGET seeks to reimagine what engagement and transformation look like both locally and globally—advancing culturally responsive, justice-oriented, and contextually conscious approaches to mental health and human development.
Types of Submissions
JGET welcomes a wide range of scholarly and practice-based submissions, including:
- Research Articles: Empirical or theoretical studies on resilience, trauma, healing, and systemic change.
- Practice-Based Papers: Innovative programs, interventions, or models with real-world impact.
- Global and Cultural Essays: Perspectives on indigenous, intercultural, and global approaches to mental health.
- Reflections / Commentary: Insightful responses to current issues in mental health and transformation.
- Book / Media Reviews: Critical analyses of works relevant to culture and well-being.
Contact and Publication Information
Contact and Publication Information
Website: https://everypiecematters.com/jget
Email: jget@gcscored.org
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52553/2572455X
Publication Frequency: Published Twice Annually – Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter
Name of Organization: The Global Center for Systemic Change Outcomes, Research, Evaluation and Development (GCSCORED, Inc.)
Journal of Global Engagement and Transformation (JGET): The official transdisciplinary, blind peer reviewed, electronic publication of GCSCORED, Inc.
The JGET is a fully Open Access peer-reviewed journal in line with the SHERPA/RoMEO green policy rating.
Journal of Global Engagement and Transformation(JGET)
JGET DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.52553/2572455X
Website: https://everypiecematters.com/jget/about-us
Submission Email: jget_editor@gcscored.org
Publication dates: JGET will be published twice per year: Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter
The Mission of GCSCORED, Inc.: Renew Minds, Transform Lives and Create Safer Communities
The Objective of JGET
Our objective at the Journal of Global Engagement and Transformation (JGET) is manifold:
- To highlight and share the transformative work of practitioners across various disciplines that contribute to safer communities and improved lives.
- To serve as a conduit for scholars, facilitating the translation of their academic work into practical, real-world solutions that foster safety and transformation in communities.
- To advocate for and advance the social and emotional development of individuals at all life stages, from children and youth to adults.
The Aspiration of JGET
JGET aspires to transcend disciplinary confines, fostering a broader transdisciplinary discourse on the social and emotional factors shaping an individual’s life trajectory. In an era marked by hybridity, diaspora, border-crossing, intercultural communication, multilingualism, and globalization, such a conversation is critical.
Our dedicated editorial team at JGET is committed to publishing culturally responsive, innovative, practical, and applicable interventions based on a systems approach. We welcome conceptual manuscripts, professional commentary, and scholarship that can be translated into real-world applications. Our focus is on promoting the relationship skills, social connectedness, emotional, behavioral, academic, college, and career development of children, youth, and adults in a rapidly changing world.
JGET Insights: Quick Takeaways on Current Topics and Trends
JGET Insights offers concise, informative snippets featuring perspectives and opinions on trending topics, current issues, policy developments in counseling, mental health, social work, psychology, religion, education, and public health, intriguing reads, and other areas influencing culturally responsive mental health education, relationship cultivation, social-emotional education, and the social determinants of an individual’s life journey. Please note, the views and opinions shared in this section reflect those of the individual authors.
Submissions for the JGET Insights section of JGET should be no more than 500 words. These pieces are typically solicited by the editor, however, we welcome inquiries from interested parties. Please include “JGET Insights” in the subject line of your correspondence.
