Dr Wendy Shepherd (CF 2004) has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Durham University for her work on sexual exploitation and trafficking, and her research on this topic dating back to 2004 when she completed her Fellowship.
Charity founder Neil Morris (CF 2008) self-published a book entitled Thought Provokers this month. The book draws upon Neil’s Fellowship, which explored the rehabilitation of men with mental illness, and shares his personal journey to overcome his own mental health challenges.
By Neil Morris,
Support manager Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) spoke at the Landscapes for Everyone Conference. The event discussed access to UK landscapes and Mohammed shared learnings from his Fellowship on encouraging engagement in outdoor activities among minoritised racial communities.
By Mohammed Dhalech,
Charity director Becky Rogerson (CF 2011) shared her Fellowship findings in an online conference on stalking amongst young people. The one-day virtual conference was organised by the Alice Ruggles Trust in collaboration with the Department of Criminology at the University of Leicester.
By Becky Rogerson,
Charity founder Nicola Sharp-Jeffs has received an OBE for services to victims of domestic and economic abuse. Nicola’s Fellowship investigated ways of supporting survivors of financial abuse which inspired her to set up a charity on her return, Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA).
By Nicola Sharp-Jeffs,
