I am now an ordained interfaith minister, independent civil celebrant and ceremonialist.

My Fellowship was about Native American pedagogy in teaching wilderness skills and deep nature connection to urban children. This led to a wider appreciation of community building, peace-making and personal development, informed primarily by the Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace.

As a result of my Fellowship I inaugurated an immersive event for outdoors' facilitators, which in turn led to a UK-wide nature and culture network. This has positively and immensely impacted the UK outdoors education sector over the years.

I gained the confidence to undertake a Bachelor's degree and was awarded First Class Honours after a comprehensive dissertation that distilled the learning of my Fellowship.

I continued my friendship with an Odawa teacher and assisted in running condolence ceremonies – community grief-witnessing rituals – in Germany over several years. This inspired my entering an interfaith seminary for a two-year spiritual inquiry that culminated in my ordination in 2019.

The Fellowship directly led me to my current ministry of cultural repair through the power of love – I'm so very grateful.