Graeme Lawson’s (CF 1983) book Sound Tracks has been shortlisted for the 2025 British Academy Book Prize.
By Graeme Lawson, 2025
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Jacqueline Broadhead’s (CF 2016) upcoming book, Welcoming Cities, will be published next month (September) by Policy Press. The book, which draws directly on her Churchill Fellowship work and includes case studies from the Migration Living Well Together report, is available at a discount for pre-order for all Fellows.
By Jacqueline Broadhead, 2025
What began as a creative experiment at Central Saint Martins has evolved into a wearable scent technology designed to support mental wellbeing. My Churchill Fellowship enabled me to explore how sensory fashion could be used to manage stress – learning that now underpins the development of Scent Bubble®, supported by NHS innovation partners and recently featured at London Fashion Week.
By Jenny Tillotson, 2025
Adam Weymouth (CF 2013) will publish his new book Lone Wolf with Penguin on 29 May 2025.
By Adam Weymouth, 2025
Amara Nwosu (CF 2020) has co-authored a new book, Technologies in Palliative Care for Older People, due for publication on 22 December 2025 by Springer Nature.
By Amara Nwosu, 2025
Reverend Bob Shepton has published his fourth book, Wild Preaching: Sermons that Weren’t.
By Bob Shepton, 2024
This World Book Day, we’re celebrating the power of books to share knowledge, spark ideas, and inform understanding—something that Churchill Fellows do across every sector. From science education and sustainable fashion to grief and wellbeing, many Fellows have written, published, and been featured in books that bring fresh perspectives to some of the UK’s most pressing issues. Whether exploring solutions to global challenges or sharing personal stories, their books are one of the ways they create impact, translating their learning into action.
6 March 2025
Leeds historian Dr Steve Ward's (CF 1991) latest book, By Royal Command: Barnum in Europe, will be released in late January by Modern Vaudeville Press.
By Stephen Ward, 2025
Jeannot Farmer's (CF 2023) Churchill Fellowship report is highlighted in the introduction of Karen Constantine’s new book, Taken: Experiences of Forced Adoption.
By Jeannot Farmer, 2024
Phillip Seaton has co-authored a new book, Saving Orchids: Stories of Species Survival in a Changing World, written alongside his friend Lawrence W. Zettler of Illinois College, USA.
By Philip Seaton, 2025
Cas Holmes (CF 2009) has co-authored Soulful Stitch, a book exploring stitched responses to crisis, offering practical advice for textile artists facing challenging times.
By Cas Holmes, 2024
Alison O'Connor (CF 2016) and Karin Diamond have co-authored a book, Creating Life Story Theatre: A Guide for Applied Theatre Practitioners with Clark Baim.
By Alison O'Connor, 2024