Researcher James Rowlands (CF 2019) has contributed to an academic paper on family and intimate partner homicide, which was published in the Journal of Family Violence on 3 February. This was one of the goals outlined in James’ Fellowship and resulted from the connections made during his travels.
The work of special care advisor George Julian (CF 2017) was featured in a BBC news article on 10 February. George live-tweets the inquests of people with learning disabilities, to highlight the premature death of learning disabled people in the UK.
By George Julian,
Charity director Becky Rogerson (CF 2011) was interviewed by BBC News on 24 February about the work she is doing at domestic abuse charity, Wearside Women in Need. Becky recently received one of our Covid-19 Action Fund grants to develop a community model for tackling abuse.
By Becky Rogerson,
The charity of police sergeant Garry Botterill (CF 2016), Service Dogs UK, was published in the West Sussex Gazette on 9 February. Garry’s Fellowship explored how assistance dogs can help veterans with PTSD, and he used these findings to develop the work of this charity.
By Garry Botterill,
Police Constable Mark Walsh (CF 2013) was the guest speaker at a virtual event hosted by Hampshire Police Cadets on 2 February. Mark discussed the work he is doing through Hampshire Community Court, an award-winning youth-led peer court which he founded as a result of his Fellowship.
By Mark Walsh,
