Fellows' updatesJanuary 2023 Fellow's update: Sai Pathmanathan
Science educator Sai Pathmanathan (CF 2016) has written a new book, Chews Your Own Tasty Adventure, which will be published in July.
By Sai Pathmanathan, 2023
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Fellows' updatesDecember 2022 Fellow's update: Anna Wardley
Mental health campaigner Anna Wardley (CF 2019) was interviewed on BBC Radio 4's Four Thought about why better support is needed for children after a parent dies by suicide.
By Anna Wardley, 2023
Fellows' updatesDecember 2022 Fellow's update: Sarah Beresford
Prison Reform Trust Associate Sarah Beresford (CF 2012) was interviewed on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour about the free Child Impact Assessment toolkit that she has developed to support children with a parent in prison.
By Sarah Beresford, 2023
Fellows' updatesNovember 2022 Fellow's update: Sarah Helton
Teacher Sarah Helton (CF 2018) shared learnings from her Fellowship in a webinar hosted by the Child Bereavement Network, as part of Children’s Grief Awareness Week on 23 November. Sarah’s Fellowship explored best practice for supporting bereaved children who have SEND.
By Sarah Helton, 2022
Fellows' updatesNovember 2022 Fellow's update: Julie Stokes
Charity founder Julie Stokes (CF 1992) was interviewed about her 30-year career supporting bereaved children, in a webinar hosted by the Child Bereavement Network as part of Children’s Grief Awareness Week on 22 November. Julie founded leading children’s charity Winston’s Wish as a result of her Fellowship, and last year published a book aimed at bereaved children called You Will Be Okay.
By Julie Stokes, 2022
Fellows' updatesNovember 2022 Fellow's update: Steve Marshall
Honorary Senior Lecturer Steve Marshall (CF 2020) presented his Fellowship learnings from Scandinavia in a webinar hosted by the Child Bereavement Network, as part of Children’s Grief Awareness Week on 17 November. Steve’s Fellowship explored best practice in supporting children with a dying parent.
By Steve Marshall, 2022
Fellows' updatesNovember 2022 Fellow's update: Sarah Beresford
Consultant Sarah Beresford (CF 2012) presented findings from her Activate Fund project at the Families Outside National Conference in Glasgow on 16 November. Sarah’s Activate Fund project focused on the development of a Child Impact Assessment to support children with a carer in the criminal justice system.
By Sarah Beresford, 2022
NewsWebinar: applying for a Churchill Fellowship in children's social care
A webinar on how and why to apply for a Churchill Fellowship in children's social care.
NewsWebinar: inspiring change in children's social care
A webinar on how to create practical change in the care sector, with experiences shared by Churchill Fellows and the head of Coram's Innovation Incubator.
Fellows' updatesJune 2022 Fellows' update: Anna Wardley
Campaigner Anna Wardley (CF 2019) presented her Fellowship findings to the Thames Valley Suicide Prevention and Intervention Network (SPIN) this month. Anna was also selected onto Sound Delivery's Media Spokesperson programme, which focuses on amplifying the voices of people with lived experience.
By Anna Wardley, 2022