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' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: James Rowlands
Researcher James Rowlands (CF2019) has co-published an article that explores family involvement in domestic violence fatality, which was published on 28 August. The research draws upon James’ Fellowship, which explored improving responses to intimate partner homicide.
By James Rowlands, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: James Rowlands
Researcher James Rowlands (CF2019) has co-published an article that explores family involvement in domestic violence fatality, which was published on 28 August. The research draws upon James’ Fellowship, which explored improving responses to intimate partner homicide.
By James Rowlands, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: David Stanley
Disability campaigner David Stanley (CF 2019) has been appointed to the advisory panel for the National Plan for Music Education this month. Within this role, David will advocate for better special needs music provision, which was an objective of his Fellowship.
By David Stanley, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: Mark Walsh
Police support volunteer Mark Walsh (CF 2013) shared his Fellowship findings with West Midlands Police on 13 August. Mark’s Fellowship explored peer-led youth interventions for youth offenders, including peer courts and restorative justice.
By Mark Walsh, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: Emily Niner
Charity worker Emily Niner (CF 2019) has worked with Ambitious About Autism this month to develop new resources that will help young people to make sense of their autism diagnosis. Emily drew upon her Fellowship findings, which explored post-diagnostic support for teenagers with autism.
By Emily Niner, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: Darren Way
Charity founder Darren Way (CF 2000) was interviewed by online magazine The Psychologist for an article published on 11 August. Darren discussed the impact of performing magic tricks in gang prevention and prisoner rehabilitation, and the work he is delivering through his charity Streets of Growth.
By Darren Way, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: Julie Stokes
Charity founder Julie Stokes (CF 1992) wrote a book entitled You Will be OK, which was published on 19 August. The book aims to support children who are navigating grief and draws upon her Fellowship, which explored best practice in stress management support for bereaved children.
By Julie Stokes, 2021
Fellows' updatesJuly 2021 Fellow's update: Clare Bennett
Senior Lecturer Clare Bennett (CF 2017) co-wrote a book entitled Can I Have Babies Too?, which was published this month. Clare drew upon findings gathered during her Fellowship, which explored ways of helping parents to discuss relationships and sexuality with their children.
By Clare Bennett, 2021
Fellows' updatesJuly 2021 Fellow's update: Dr Sai Pathmanathan
Science education consultant Dr Sai Pathmanathan (CF 2016) presented at the Finding Ada Conference on 22 July. Sai discussed the topic of her Fellowship, which explored family science engagement and learning through storytelling.
By Sai Pathmanathan, 2021
Fellows' updatesJuly 2021 Fellow's update: Joy O'Neill
Care farm director Joy O'Neill (CF 2020) has established a working group in partnership with the University of Oxford Climate Alumni Network this month. The group will investigate sustainable farming approaches, which was a recommendation from Joy’s Fellowship report.
By Joy O'Neill, 2021
Fellows' updatesJuly 2021 Fellow's update: Amara Nwosu
Senior lecturer Amara Nwosu (CF 2020) has contributed to research that explores technology in palliative care published this month. Amara’s Fellowship will research how digital health technologies can be used effectively to improve palliative care.
By Amara Nwosu, 2021
Fellows' updatesJuly 2021 Fellow's update: Amara Nwosu
Senior lecturer Amara Nwosu (CF 2020) has contributed to research that explores technology in palliative care published this month. Amara’s Fellowship will research how digital health technologies can be used effectively to improve palliative care.
By Amara Nwosu, 2021
