April 2025 Fellows' update: Madeleine Luck
Madeleine Luck (CF 2020) joined a panel discussion at the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering exploring how to embed sustainability into research practices.
By Madeleine Luck, 17 April 2025
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April 2025 Fellows' update: Madeleine Luck
Madeleine Luck (CF 2020) joined a panel discussion at the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering exploring how to embed sustainability into research practices.
By Madeleine Luck, 17 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Augusta Itua
Augusta Itua contributed at the My Life, My Records conference organised by the University College London and Essex County Council, which featured contributions from international colleagues from Australia and Denmark to discuss research, initiatives, progress, and opportunities.
By Augusta Itua, 11 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Angela Samata
Angela Samata (CF 2017) has co-authored RESTORATION: Health and Wellbeing, a set of trauma-informed guidelines for museum and gallery staff, in collaboration with Manchester Art Gallery.
By Angela Samata, 11 April 2025
Highlighting the impact of the Activate Fund
Launched as a pilot, the Activate Fund powers Churchill Fellows to turn bold ideas into real-world impact. From business incubators to cancer support programmes, Fellows like David Morgan, Anna Wardley, and Ceinwen Giles are sparking change across the UK.
Global Lessons from Domestic Abuse Fatality Reviews
My Churchill Fellowship took me to Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, Canada and the USA to explore how fatality review systems can help prevent domestic abuse-related deaths. That learning now underpins my ongoing research and my new book ‘The Potential and Peril of Reviewing Domestic Abuse-Related Deaths’, which brings international insights into dialogue with current practice in England and Wales – highlighting both the opportunities and challenges of meaningful review.
By James Rowlands, 10 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Andrea Campos-Vigouroux
Andrea Campos-Vigouroux presented findings from her Churchill Fellowship research at a recent Centre for Justice Innovation panel.
By Andrea Campos-Vigouroux, 8 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Tom Cannon
Tom Cannon appeared on BBC2’s Great British Railway Journeys on 8 April with Michael Portillo.
By Tom Cannon, 8 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Joy O'Neill
Joy O’Neill (CF 2020) has launched a new newsletter, Green Care, inspired by her Churchill Fellowship.
By Joy O'Neill, 8 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Scarlett Roberts
Scarlett Roberts (CF 2023) appeared on BBC Woman’s Hour in the episode 'What is it like to be a woman in prison?' to share her experiences of relationships during a four-month sentence in 2022.
By Scarlett Roberts, 4 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Deanna Mezen
Deanna Mezen (CF 2023) was part of a cancer support team recognised with a regional award for their work providing care in prisons.
By Deanna Mezen, 4 April 2025
April 2025 Fellows' update: Deanna Mezen
Deanna Mezen (CF 2023) was part of a cancer support team recognised with a regional award for their work providing care in prisons.
By Deanna Mezen, 4 April 2025