July 2025 Fellows' update: Nina Smith
Nina Smith (CF 2023) was mentioned on BBC Breakfast in relation to the 3 Dads Walking campaign, which has led to suicide prevention being added to the curriculum in England.
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August 2025 Fellows' update: Terri-Anne Hamer
Terri-Anne Hamer (CF 2025) has shared her Week 3 reflection on her Churchill Fellowship, exploring how her early plans were guided by comfort rather than ambition, and how she navigated moments of doubt and imposter syndrome.
She writes about hitting obstacles, adjusting her Fellowship plans, and learning to embrace bigger possibilities while staying flexible. You can read the full reflection on LinkedIn and follow Terri-Anne to keep up with her ongoing journey.
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July 2025 Fellows' update: Caroline Leek
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May 2025 Fellows' update: Jeannot Farmer
Jeannot Farmer took part in an event at the Scottish parliament in May entitled 'Historic Adoption Apology - what comes next?'. Sponsored by her MSP, Jeannot had a stall at the drop in event and was able to share her Fellowship learnings from Australia about how reparation was delivered.
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