Nicola Kalisperas (CF 2026) met Children’s Minister Josh MacAlister MP, Jo White MP, Department for Education representatives, and foster carer campaigner Rae Mortimer at the Houses of Parliament to discuss the needs of babies experiencing separation, loss, and transitions in care.
Nicola shared her Baby Passport proposal, a framework designed to record and maintain information about an infant’s sensory needs and sources of comfort as they move through the care system, as part of her wider Churchill Fellowship work on the first 1,000 days of life.
Karen Treisman (CF 2018) co-authored Navigating the Journey to Trauma-Informed Organisational Change: 40 Real-World Questions, Dilemmas and Strategies with Dr Mandy Davis, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
By Karen Treisman,
Arabella Tresilian (CF 2024) shared learning from her Fellowship on culturally responsive conversations at the end of life with health and care professionals studying the Complexities of Supportive, Palliative and End of Life Care module at the University of the West of England and the Centre for Education & Research at Dorothy House.
By Arabella Tresilian,
Stephen Watkins (CF 2024) spoke at the Specialist Eating Disorder Units (SEDU) Conference in Oxford about the role of specialist eating disorder units within the wider eating disorders system and gaps in the UK’s stepped care model.
By Stephen Watkins,
Aileen O'Hare (CF 2024) appeared on a special edition of The Pharmacists Are In podcast recorded around the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Congress 2026 and recently spoke at an Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK event.
By Aileen O'Hare,
