The Churchill Fellowship is a national network of 3,800 inspiring individuals leading change in every area of society. Here is the latest news on how they are sharing their ideas and putting their insights into practice across the UK.
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Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Amy Varle
Homelessness campaigner Amy Varle (CF 2016) hosted a panel debate at the European housing conference, Housing 2022, on 30 June. Amy shared learnings from her Fellowship, which explored strategies for homelessness prevention and response.
By Amy Varle, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Amy Varle
Homelessness campaigner Amy Varle (CF 2016) hosted a panel debate at the European housing conference, Housing 2022, on 30 June. Amy shared learnings from her Fellowship, which explored strategies for homelessness prevention and response.
By Amy Varle, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Fiona Gilbertson
Charity founder Fiona Gilbertson (CF 2015) organised an online event on global drug policy provision this month. Fiona shared learnings from her Fellowship, which explored reducing reoffending among drug-users by understanding the value of recovery courts.
By Fiona Gilbertson, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Anna Wardley
Campaigner Anna Wardley (CF 2019) gave an online talk at the StandBy Support After Suicide Annual Connect Forum in Australia on 17 May. Anna shared from her Fellowship, which explored support for children who lose a parent to suicide.
By Anna Wardley, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Jonathan Vincent
Senior lecturer Jonathan Vincent (CF 2017) created a free employability course online for autistic university students and graduates this month. This work forms as part of Jonathan’s Covid-19 Action Fund project, which looked at ways of helping graduates with autism into employment.
By Jonathan Vincent, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Heather Doran
Dr Heather Doran gave a talk on hybrid working at an online event organised by the Japan SciFi Forum on 19 May. Heather shared learnings from her Fellowship, which explored ways of encouraging global science communication by linking scientists and the public through technology.
By Heather Doran, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: David Stanley
Disability campaigner David Stanley (CF 2019) recorded a podcast with Team Lewis Global about his charity The Music Man Project this month. David shared how his charity is working to deliver music education and performance opportunities for learning-disabled people.
By David Stanley, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: William Case
The Fellowship medallion of social enterprise founder William Case (CF 2011) is going to be shown in a year-long exhibition about disability at the People's History Museum in Manchester from this month. William’s Fellowship explored support practices for disabled people.
By William Case, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Alpa Depani
Architect Alpa Depani (CF 2017) wrote an article on urban renewal for The Architectural Review published on 6 May. Alpa discussed learnings from her Fellowship, which explored successful public spaces in densely populated global cities.
By Alpa Depani, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: Anita Shervington
Strategist Anita Shervington (CF 2015) has organised a free workshop with Sally Purdie (CF 2020) this month. The aim of the workshop was to demonstrate how storytelling can better engage the public with the social impact side of engineering.
By Anita Shervington, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: David Morgan
Social enterprise founder David Morgan (CF 2018) took part in a panel discussion on the criminal justice system with Churchill Fellow Angela Allcock this month. The discussion marked the launch of Angela’s book, Criminal: How Our Prisons Are Failing Us All.
By David Morgan, 2022
Fellows' updatesMay 2022 Fellows' update: David Morgan
Social enterprise founder David Morgan (CF 2018) took part in a panel discussion on the criminal justice system with Churchill Fellow Angela Allcock this month. The discussion marked the launch of Angela’s book, Criminal: How Our Prisons Are Failing Us All.
By David Morgan, 2022
