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The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health launched a pivotal report at the House of Lords on April 17th. Co-authored by Andrew Rowland (CF 2014), Fellow and member of the Churchill Fellowship Advisory Council, the report advocates for legislative change to ensure equal protection for children across the UK.
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health launched a pivotal report at the House of Lords on April 17th. Co-authored by Andrew Rowland (CF 2014), Fellow and member of the Churchill Fellowship Advisory Council, the report advocates for legislative change to ensure equal protection for children across the UK.
Our new Head of Development role is a great opportunity to make an impact and support our Fellows to drive change across the UK. As a key member of our Development team, you'll collaborate closely with the Development Director to shape and execute our development strategy. Your role will involve cultivating long-term relationships and maximising income generation from diverse sources, including Trusts, Foundations, Major Donors and Individual Givers.
We had the honour of hosting our inaugural ‘In Conversation With” event featuring a fascinating discussion between our new Churchill Fellowship Ambassador John Elkington (CF 1981) and Churchill Fellowship Trustee, Advisory Council Chair and leading sustainability business advisor, Lucy Parker (CF 1978).
The Churchill Fellowship is proud to host its inaugural “In Conversation With…” lecture featuring a discussion between its new Fellowship Ambassador John Elkington (CF 1981) and Advisory Council Chair and leading sustainability business advisor, Lucy Parker (CF 1978).
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the death of Sir Richard Vickers who was Director General of the Churchill Fellowship from 1983 to 1993.
We were delighted to host a panel event that brought together some of the 29 Fellows whose learnings and ideas have helped to shape and inform our new Migration report - ‘Learning from Living Well Together’ that has been developed in partnership with the Linbury Trust.
The Migration: Living Well Together programme was developed and funded in partnership with The Linbury Trust and ran from 2017–2019. This learning brief aims to capture the actionable insights from the cohort of 29 Churchill Fellows awarded under this programme.
We are delighted to welcome Susan Wood to our board of Trustees. Susan has 42 years’ investment experience,19 years as an investment manager and 23 years as an investment consultant.
Teacher and Churchill Fellow Michael Jones and his pupils win big award and another prize for climate change and sustainability.
The Social Change Nest has just launched a new website, brand, newsletter and social media channels. The Social Change Nest exists to tear down the barriers to creating social change.
The Social Change Nest has just launched a new website, brand, newsletter and social media channels. The Social Change Nest exists to tear down the barriers to creating social change.
