Report Bioregional Resilience Through Bast Fibres
By Zoe Gilbertson, 2023
About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to achieving positive change and resilience for UK communities of all kinds through engagement with arts, culture and creative practices. It is one of our current programmes for Fellowships, launched in 2023, and has been developed in consultation with our Arts and Culture working group. Fellows’ stories
Report Bioregional Resilience Through Bast Fibres
By Zoe Gilbertson, 2023
Blogs & conversations My 11 top tips for a Fellowship Journey
Kerry Rooney spoke at our recent Connect & Inspire event for our new cohort of 2024 Fellows. Reflecting on his own experience 10 years on, Kerry shared his 11 top tips for planning a Churchill Fellowship journey and beyond.
By Kerry Rooney, 2024
Fellows' updates June 2024 Fellows' update: David Stanley
David Stanley (CF 2019) recently performed with the Music Man Project in Canada at the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo, marking the first time a disabled group has performed at this prestigious event.
By David Stanley, 2024
Report Arts for the Built Environment
By Laura Page, 2020
Fellows' updates April 2024 Fellows' update: David Stanley
Disability Campaigner and Founder and CEO of the Music Man Project David Stanley (CF 2019) returned to the Royal Albert Hall for a ground-breaking performance and was presented with a prestigious Point of Light Award.
By David Stanley, 2024
Report Increasing Children and Young People’s Access to Hobbies and Leisure Activities
By Amy Woodhouse, 2023
Blogs & conversations Art and the healing environment
'Between birth and death, many of life’s most critical moments occur in hospital and they deserve to take place in surroundings that match their significance.' Richard Cork, The Healing Presence of Art (2012)
By Vivienne Reiss, 2024