Congratulations to Mary White on the recent successful launch event for her report “Hope for the long haul” 🎉 Drawing from inspiring stories of resilience in Christchurch, New Zealand, Mary presented a compelling vision for change in the Grenfell community. Looking forward to seeing the impact of this ground-breaking work! And thank you to the Fellows (L-R) Jini Rawlings, Dr Pauline Milne MBE and Melvin Hartley CF who came to support! Read Mary’s report here: https://lnkd.in/eY2vttWQ
Churchill Fellowship
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We are changemakers championing global solutions for today's challenges, founded as Winston Churchill’s living legacy.
About us
Learning from the world. Inspiring change in the UK. We are the Churchill Fellowship: a UK charity which supports individual UK citizens to follow their passion for change, through learning from the world and bringing that knowledge back to the UK. Together our community of Churchill Fellows use their international learning to lead the change they wish to see across every area of UK life. We were founded by public donation in 1965 as the living legacy of Sir Winston Churchill for the nation.
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Employees at Churchill Fellowship
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Simon Bevan 孙大圣
Board member and Audit Chair at Unifrutti Group; Head of Partner Matters at Grant Thornton UK LLP.
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Dr William Lockitt
Strategic Policy Director at LEGO Education Innovation Studio Project Manager G2G Communities CIC
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Victoria Moth
Corporate communications specialist| creating a voice and content for businesses and charitable trusts
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Dorothy H Bray
Board member, Angel investor, Co-Founder at Green Earth Health
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Discover Jeannot Farmer's powerful story as she explores the impact of forced adoption policies after reconnecting with her son following 31 years apart. Learn how her Churchill Fellowship journey to Australia to learn more about their response to these injustices offers hope for healing in the UK. Read her blog below 👇
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Don't miss the first episode of The Body Detectives at 9pm tonight on Channel 4! The documentary series following the work of Locate International as they revisit cases of unidentified bodies in the UK features Churchill Fellows Dave Grimstead MSc Cert.Ed. and Emma T. as its lead contributors. Tune in tonight to see their work in action 📺🔍
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Congratulations to Churchill Fellow Nicole Devlin for successfully piloting the Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM) programme at Banbridge High School, a significant step in violence prevention education in Northern Ireland. Learn more about the impact of the pilot programme below 👇
I am delighted to share that Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM) has been successfully piloted in Banbridge High School, Northern Ireland. Last year I was awarded a Churchill Fellowship which took me to the United States to learn more about Futures Without Violence and their approaches to violence prevention. Visiting four cities in the US, including being hosted by Futures in San Francisco, Heal 901 in Memphis, Pittsburgh Action Against Rape and UPMC, Carnegie Mellon University, I had the opportunity to understand how CBIM was developed, delivered, and implemented. I was able to take away key points regarding implementation in different cultures and how to apply these differences to the Northern Ireland’s context. This programme is a crucial initiative for Northern Ireland, given its alarming distinction of having the highest rate of femicide in Europe. As documented in my Churchill report, the programme meets a number of objectives in prevention and education, which is in alignment with Northern Ireland’s Strategic Framework on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG). The impact of this pilot programme has been captured in this compelling 10-minute video, showcasing both school staff and pupils from Year 9 to Year 12. Pilot Lead for Banbridge High School, Mark Parker, explained, “Many of our students aren’t having these conversations within their own home environment - particularly around some of the sensitive areas to do with sexualised language and consent.” I want to express my gratitude to everyone involved in this process. Firstly, Rome wasn’t built in a day! Through collective efforts and championing the need for this type of programme to be invested in Northern Ireland, without meeting and networking with a number of likeminded individuals and thinkers, this would not have been possible. I would like to start by thanking WomenEd who invited me to speak at their Unconference last September in Ulster University and welcoming me into their network. It was through here I met teachers, stakeholders, and inspirational women from across education, policy, and leadership. To Nicole O'Connor and Emma McCaugherty who have been my lifesavers throughout the process of documenting the evaluations with their creative talents and abilities. I am genuinely so grateful to you both! I want to thank Banbridge High School, in particular, Mark Parker, Head of PE who was so enthusiastic throughout this process. To the impressive 55 students, you are role models! These young men deserve so much respect. Finally, the need is evidently there, and I appeal to the NI Executive and policymakers to consider this unique, evidence based programme, which has demonstrated transformative effects and made a difference to both students and staff in one school alone here in Northern Ireland. The pilot study video can be viewed at this link / https://lnkd.in/efCXiUqT. #violenceprevention #education #futureswithoutviolence
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Our Fellows' reflections say it all – #ConnectAndInspire24 truly lived up to its name! 🌟 The event was a powerful blend of connection, inspiration, and energy, with a sense of community and shared purpose. Haven't read our recap yet? Dive into it now: https://lnkd.in/edJwUQCA
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Throwback to just a couple of weeks ago when we were welcoming our new cohort of Fellows, existing Fellows, trustees, partners, and supporters for our annual #ConnectAndInspire event! ✨ From hearing the insightful journeys of our keynote speakers Christina Taylor, Tony Wright, Lucy Potter and Zara Todd to engaging in dynamic breakout workshops, the day was filled with learning, passion, and engagement. Attendees had meaningful discussions, received invaluable advice from Fellows and partners, and left brimming with ideas, new connections, and excitement for the positive impact they'll make through their upcoming projects. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended and made #ConnectAndInspire such an incredible and inspiring day. Here's to the incredible journey ahead for all our 2024 Churchill Fellows! 🎉🎉 Read our news piece for a full recap of the event: https://lnkd.in/eKGjMxm5
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Check out our latest blog on our new health programme launching in September 2024, “Promoting lifelong health” 🩺 Advisory Council Members Professor Andrew R. and Joanne Paula Bosanquet MBE discuss how our new health programme aims to address health equity throughout a person’s lifetime – from the first 1,000 days to holistic, nurse-led care for all ages. Read the blog for more insights and see how you can contribute to equitable healthcare in the UK. #HealthEquity #HealthcareInnovation #PublicHealth #LifelongHealth
Promoting lifelong health: addressing long-term health conditions
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For those interested in how AI & Design can support advances in palliative care, do take a look at this insightful interview with Amara Callistus Nwosu. Amara also shares valuable experiences from his #ChurchillFellowship, detailing the knowledge he gained while visiting the USA and the Netherlands. Explore Amara's recently published report here: https://lnkd.in/dY2CMGJM
Senior Clinical Lecturer in Palliative Care at Lancaster Medical School, Palliative Care Futurist.
I chat with Sarah Stanley about advancing Palliative Care through Artificial Intelligence & Design, reflecting on my Churchill Fellowship in the USA & the Netherlands. Click the link below to watch the interview 👇 https://lnkd.in/e66Z5S_8 #hapc #Digitalhealth #ChurchillFellow #AI #artificialintelligence #USA #Netherlands
Artificial Intelligence in Palliative Care: My Churchill Fellowship. Dr Amara Nwosu (CF 2020)
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Congratulations to all involved at yesterday's inspiring Fair Education Summit 2024. #ChurchillFellows Gina Cicerone Fozia Irfan OBE Fair Education Alliance #FairEdForAll
At the amazing Fair Education Summit 2024. Listening to a fantastic panel that includes two of our Churchill Fellows Gina Cicerone and Fozia Irfan that is equal parts motivating and inspiring as it looks at the kind of actions that can lead to systemic change #FairEdForAll #churchillfellowship
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🎉 Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce our 134 new Churchill Fellows for 2024! These extraordinary individuals, coming from diverse backgrounds and professions across the UK, are united by a common mission to inspire change and build a better society through global learning. They are set to explore new ideas and best practices by connecting with experts and stakeholders around the world. From combatting racism in nursing and making towns and cities greener to using AI to support reading and employing creative arts in dementia care, they will explore solutions to address various issues in the UK, using insights from their journeys. These Fellows exemplify dedication and passion, and we look forward to supporting them as they bring knowledge and innovations back to the UK. 🌍✨ Meet our new Fellows on our website: https://lnkd.in/e66w-gtf #ChurchillFellowship #ChurchillFellows #Changemakers #2024Fellows #ChurchillFellow24