May 2024 Fellows' update: Leanne Werner
Leanne Werner (CF 2023) has written an article for Fabian Society on urban agriculture as a transformative force in addressing global environmental challenges and food security.
By Leanne Werner,
March 2024 Fellow's update: Stephen Mills
Wildlife filmmaker Stephen Mills (CF 1975) has published his latest book, "Natural Causes: The wild life of a wildlife filmmaker".
It is the story of his professional life as a campaigning naturalist, writer and filmmaker and includes a chapter on his Churchill Fellowship and its impact.
In the introduction, Stephen writes, "If reading my story encourages anyone – anyone who wants to do something but... is afraid that what little they can do will not matter – if it encourages them to to keep taking small steps, never to stop... then I will feel that my book has been worth writing."
The book was published on 1 March and is available to buy online, including from Amazon and WHSmith.
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May 2024 Fellows' update: John Harrison
John Harrison (CF 2019), founder of Solidarity Farm CIC, has been awarded a Shackleton Foundation grant. Initiated with the support of one of the Fellowship's Activate grant, Solidarity Farm offers transformative programmes for vulnerable children and young people.
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February 2024 Fellow's update: Joyce Kent
Joyce Kent (CF 2002) was awarded The President's Award from Princess Anne for volunteering for 50 years with the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA).
By Joyce Kent,
July 2024 Fellows' update: Peter Whitbread-Abrutat
Pete Whitbread (CF 2011) has published 102 Things to Do with a Hole in the Ground with the Eden Project.
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