Report Food Behind Bars: Prison Food in Scandinavia
By Lucy Vincent, 2023
About this theme
This theme covers all aspects of the functioning and services of the state, including public services, governance and political processes, rule of law and international relations. It is one of the eight universal themes which form our grantmaking framework and allow us to address every aspect of society. Fellows’ stories
Report Food Behind Bars: Prison Food in Scandinavia
By Lucy Vincent, 2023
Blogs & conversations Uncovering the truth behind forced adoption
In July 2010, a message from my son, taken from me at birth, began my journey to uncover the truths of our shared history and the forced adoption practices of post-WWII. My Churchill Fellowship allowed me to learn from Australia's response to these injustices, with the hope that the UK can adopt similar healing measures for affected families.
By Jeannot Farmer, 2024
Report Wellbeing and Resilience in Law Enforcement
By Laura Gibson, 2020
Report Effective whole-of-society approaches in tackling disinformation campaigns
By Beth Lambert, 2020
Report Hope for the long haul: inspiring stories from a city in recovery
By Mary White, 2020
Report Normalising Living With Experiences of Sexual Violence
By Jo Reilly, 2023
Fellows' updates May 2024 Fellows' update: Alex South
Alex South (CF 2017) appeared on BBC Radio 4 and on BBC 2's Politics Live discussing the current conditions within prisons.
By Alex South, 2024
Fellows' updates May 2024 Fellows' update: Sophia Alexandra Hall
Sophia Alexandra Hall (CF 2023) spoke at #MediaStrong, a journalism conference hosted at City University, in front of 200 newsroom leaders, where she discussed her Churchill Fellowship research, focused on developing toolkits for journalists working with care-experienced individuals.
By Sophia Alexandra Hall, 2024
Report No more standing in the shadows – treating the wounds of historic forced adoption
By Jeannot Farmer, 2023
Blogs & conversations A Fellowship Journey - 10 Years on
Mark Walsh recently retraced his Fellowship journey to the USA, this time accompanied by his family. Here he reflects on what has happened since his original trip and what his Fellowship means to him.
By Mark Walsh, 2024