Beverley Samways (CF 2023) has recently published a book Unspoken Stories: Learning to Listen to People with Intellectual Disabilities who are Non-Speaking
It is published as an open access download and as a purchasable paperback. It features an image by Nnena Kalu, the winner of the Turner Prize 2025 and the foreword is by Baroness Hollins.
The book, whilst based on Beverley's PhD, is developed from the work and thinking behind her Fellowship and has endorsements from connections she has built during this time
Tony Thompson (CF 2012) CEO and Co Artistic Director of Sweet Patootee Arts has shared that the Sweet Patootee Arts TURNING POINT heritage project brochure is out now and available to download for free.
By Tony Thompson,
Kevin Davidson (CF 2024) attended the 2026 Klosters Forum in Switzerland, an invitation-only gathering that brings together artists, environmentalists, educators, philanthropists, investors, policymakers, and systems thinkers to explore solutions to environmental challenges.
By Kevin Davidson,
Irfan Zaman (CF 2025) wrote an article for Jewish News reflecting on his Churchill Fellowship research into campus polarisation, antisemitism, and Islamophobia.
By Irfan Zaman,
Marina Logacheva (CF 2025) spoke at Elevate, the B2B event for the physical activity sector, sharing insights from her Churchill Fellowship research on disability inclusion in fitness spaces and lessons from Australia on creating more welcoming and inclusive fitness environments.
By Marina Logacheva,
