Fellows' updates July 2024 Fellows' update: Lucy Atkinson
Lucy Atkinson (CF 2023) has been invited into a new Collective Imagination cohort to explore collaborative, equitable relationships between citizens and government.
By Lucy Atkinson, 2024
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Fellows' updates July 2024 Fellows' update: Lucy Atkinson
Lucy Atkinson (CF 2023) has been invited into a new Collective Imagination cohort to explore collaborative, equitable relationships between citizens and government.
By Lucy Atkinson, 2024
Fellows' updates June 2024 Fellows' update: Pete Donnelly
Pete Donnelly (CF 2023) joined Sarah Ripper on the Impact Boom podcast to discuss his Churchill Fellowship research on innovation from lived experiences of disability.
By Pete Donnelly, 2024
Report Universal Basic Income Feasibility in Northern Ireland
By Patrick Brown, 2023
Fellows' updates May 2024 Fellows' update: David Morgan
David Morgan (CF 2018), Founder and Director of Entrepreneurs Unlocked CIC, which he established in 2019 as a result his Fellowship, recently had the social enterprise featured by BBC News.
By David Morgan, 2024
Report Improving accessibility for tourists with disabilities: A study of Australia
By Claire Walker, 2020
Fellows' updates April 2024 Fellow's update: Simon Shaw
Simon Shaw (CF 2019) appeared on the Food Foundation's podcast to discuss 'Food at Home' – a knowledge exchange research project he is co-leading, exploring older and disabled people's practical access to food in their own homes.
By Simon Shaw, 2024
Blogs & conversations In conversation with: Abi Nolan - From yoga to circle-based therapy and beyond
In 2023, the London-based yoga teacher and social impact founder finally managed to undertake her Fellowship first awarded in 2019, visiting Colombia and Alaska where she studied organisations supporting displaced people (Colombia) and Alaskan native community through circle-based restorative practice, a method Abi herself has been exploring.
7 March 2024
Report Reimagining wellness equity in the UK
By Abi Nolan, 2019