Charity founder Neil Morris (CF 2008) self-published a book entitled Thought Provokers this month. The book draws upon Neil’s Fellowship, which explored the rehabilitation of men with mental illness, and shares his personal journey to overcome his own mental health challenges.
Equality campaigner Patrick Vernon (CF 2018) has published a new book, 100 Great Black Britons, honouring the achievements of key Black British individuals through history. The book explores the stories of both new role models and previously little-known historical figures.
By Patrick Vernon,
Dementia campaigner Agnes Houston (CF 2016) launched the audio version of her book, Talking Sense, at the International Dementia Conference. The book draws upon her Fellowship research and provides practical advice for carers who are supporting people living with sensory challenges.
By Agnes Houston,
Consultant anaesthetist Sangeeta Mahajan (CF 2019) shared learnings from her Fellowship on suicide prevention at an online event hosted by OneTeamGov. The event bought together 15 speakers and had over 900 attendees from across the public service, private sector and charities.
By Sangeeta Mahajan,
Charity director Becky Rogerson (CF 2011) shared her Fellowship findings in an online conference on stalking amongst young people. The one-day virtual conference was organised by the Alice Ruggles Trust in collaboration with the Department of Criminology at the University of Leicester.
By Becky Rogerson,
