May 2024 Fellows' update: Tracey Francis
Tracey Francis (CF 2015) recently spoke to Members of the Scottish Parliament on the Economy and Fair Work Committee about the barriers to employment for young people with disabilities.
By Tracey Francis,
Rosie Clayton (CF 2016) will be joining the Digital Badging Commission, a commission to transform how individuals, employers, and organisations recognise and reward learning and skills development.
Since her Churchill Fellowship in 2016, Rosie has been exploring digital badges and micro-credentials. She is excited to integrate her work in her current role at Rethinking Assessment into her position on the commission.
Tracey Francis (CF 2015) recently spoke to Members of the Scottish Parliament on the Economy and Fair Work Committee about the barriers to employment for young people with disabilities.
By Tracey Francis,
Since receiving Activate Funding for her career mentoring model, The Career Equation, Erica Sosna (CF 2012), Founder of Career Matters, has hosted many free live sessions for teachers and youth workers on initiating career conversations. She also recently addressed students at Coventry University and graduates on the Microsoft Aspire Graduate Scheme regarding career decision-making.
By Erica Sosna,
Nina Smith (CF 2023) spoke on the expert panel at the #jointhedots zero suicide tour, discussing suicide prevention education in schools.
By Nina Smith,
Alexandra Lyons (CF 2023) delivered a presentation at the National Education Opportunities Network (NEON) Summer Symposium, sharing highlights from her Fellowship research.
By Alexandra Lyons,