By Rachel Cole, 2025
Equity diversity and inclusion
About this theme
Dr Erica McInnis (CF 2016) delivered teaching on the University of Exeter’s Doctorate in Educational Psychology programme, drawing on learning from her Fellowship.
By Erica McInnis, 2026
Marina Logacheva (CF 2025) was featured in Health Club Management, sharing findings from her Fellowship research into creating more inclusive fitness environments for disabled people.
By Marina Logacheva, 2026
We spoke to Ehinor Otaigbe MBE about how her Churchill Fellowship is shaping her work to support African women and children affected by domestic abuse. Drawing on her own experience, her work through Wonderfully Made Woman, and learning from organisations in Nigeria, Atlanta, and New York, Ehinor reflects on why children’s trauma must not be treated as an afterthought in domestic abuse support. She shares how her Fellowship is helping her shift conversations in the UK, working with faith and community leaders to support women and children to heal and move forward.
By Ehinor Otaigbe, 2026
Anoo Bhalay (CF 2023) was featured in an article discussing the conversations that could help prevent suicide in the online magazine Asian Voice.
By Anoo Bhalay, 2026
By Helen Ross, 2025
Symeon Brown (CF 2023) was interviewed by The Guardian about his new book, The Good, the Black and the Boujee: How Black Britain Became Middle Class, which was published on 30 July.
By Symeon Brown, 2026
Sarah Walters reflects on how her Churchill Fellowship learning from the USA and Canada continues to shape her work to end women’s homelessness in the UK. Her visits showed the power of gender-informed, trauma-aware services designed around women’s experiences, from specialist housing to support that helps women rebuild their lives. She shares how this learning informed a women-only respite hotel as part of Crisis at Christmas 2025, and how it continues to inspire change in services for women experiencing homelessness.
By Sarah Walters, 2026
By Fay Douglas, 2019
Marina Logacheva (CF 2025) shared findings from her Churchill Fellowship research into inclusive fitness in an article for Crip Life and spoke to Women in Sport about her experience of returning to sport as a wheelchair user and the barriers disabled people can face in fitness environments.
By Marina Logacheva, 2026