Fellow’s Profile
Mohammed Dhalech
Fellow’s Profile
Mohammed Dhalech
Engaging Black and minority ethnic communities in the outdoors
Fellowship
Focus
Engaging minoritised racial groups in the outdoors
Fellowship year
2019
Locality
North West
Biography
Activity
Fellows' updatesOctober 2021 Fellows' update: Mohammed Dhalech
Support manager Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) was shortlisted for Outdoor Personality of the Year in The Great Outdoor Reader Awards this month. The nomination was in recognition for his work championing diversity and inclusion in the outdoors.
Fellows' updatesSeptember 2021 Fellows' update: Mohammed Dhalech
Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) was invited by Natural England to help launch a new stretch of England's coastal path in Cumbria this month. Mohammed additionally gave a talk on inclusion at the launch event, about how to make the countryside and outdoors accessible to people from minoritised racial communities.
Fellows' updatesOctober 2020 Fellow's update: Mohammed Dhalech
Support manager Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) spoke at the Landscapes for Everyone Conference. The event discussed access to UK landscapes and Mohammed shared learnings from his Fellowship on encouraging engagement in outdoor activities among minoritised racial communities.
Disclaimer
All Reports are copyright © the author. The moral right of the author has been asserted. The views and opinions expressed by any Fellow are those of the Fellow and not of the Churchill Fellowship or its partners, which have no responsibility or liability for any part of them.
Activity
Fellows' updatesOctober 2021 Fellows' update: Mohammed Dhalech
Support manager Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) was shortlisted for Outdoor Personality of the Year in The Great Outdoor Reader Awards this month. The nomination was in recognition for his work championing diversity and inclusion in the outdoors.
Fellows' updatesSeptember 2021 Fellows' update: Mohammed Dhalech
Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) was invited by Natural England to help launch a new stretch of England's coastal path in Cumbria this month. Mohammed additionally gave a talk on inclusion at the launch event, about how to make the countryside and outdoors accessible to people from minoritised racial communities.
Fellows' updatesOctober 2020 Fellow's update: Mohammed Dhalech
Support manager Mohammed Dhalech (CF 2019) spoke at the Landscapes for Everyone Conference. The event discussed access to UK landscapes and Mohammed shared learnings from his Fellowship on encouraging engagement in outdoor activities among minoritised racial communities.
Disclaimer
All Reports are copyright © the author. The moral right of the author has been asserted. The views and opinions expressed by any Fellow are those of the Fellow and not of the Churchill Fellowship or its partners, which have no responsibility or liability for any part of them.