Alison Taylor will present at the UK Oncology Nurses Society (UKONS) AOS MIG Educational Event, The Other Side of Acute Oncology. She will share insights from her Churchill Fellowship research in Australia and Holland, alongside her UK practice, focusing on patients with Malignancy of Unknown Origin and Cancer of Unknown Primary and evolving acute oncology pathways.

Tony Thompson will present CORNWALLIS CLOTH, a powerful new film installation reframing narratives of war and uncovering untold stories of British Caribbean lives during the Second World War. Opening on 11 October at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, the immersive work blends sound, performance, and archive to explore loyalty, freedom, and post-colonial identity.

Sophia Alexandra Hall will speak at TEDx St Albans on October 15 at The Alban Arena. Her talk will focus on how we can be more considerate news consumers and uncover the human stories behind the headlines. Drawing on her background as a journalist and someone with experience of care, Sophia will share insights from her Churchill Fellowship, encouraging us to read with care and think critically about the stories we consume.

Alison Taylor will speak at the World Cancer of Unknown Primary Alliance session during the ESMO Cancer Conference in Berlin on 16th October. She will launch a new patient information leaflet for people with Cancer of Unknown Primary, sharing insights from her Churchill Fellowship research.

Joy O’Neill FRSA will speak at the RSA South East Virtual Coffeehouse Autumn session on 17th October. In her talk, From Soil to Soul: Care Farming – Benefits for Farmers & the Rural Community, she will share insights from her 2020 Churchill Fellowship on care farming, exploring its benefits for care farmers, the rural economy, and local communities. The session will include reflections and discussion with Fellows on her research and next steps.

Nicola Sharp-Jeffs, co-founder of the International Coalition Against Economic Abuse (IACEA), will speak at the virtual Global Summit on Economic Abuse, organised by IACEA in partnership with NO MORE. Nicola will join the panel Leading the Charge: Global Innovations to End Economic Abuse, sharing her insights and collaborative work to address economic abuse globally.

Dr Erica McInnis will speak at TEDx Trafford: Rooted & Rising – Stories of Identity and Community Resilience on 29th November 2025 at Old Trafford Cricket Ground. Erica will share insights and stories exploring identity and community resilience, contributing to a lineup of 14 speakers focused on heritage, legacy, and inspiring social change.