Churchill Fellows work on the frontline of today’s crucial issues, developing new solutions based on global research and personal expertise. In this section you can find their latest views and advice, news, activities and events.
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Maria Roberts (CF 2023) spoke at the National Suicide Prevention Alliance's conference in London, joined the UK and Ireland Suicide Prevention Roundtable, and delivered an online session with Discovering Liveability at the University of Edinburgh.
By Maria Roberts, 30 October 2026
Maria Roberts (CF 2023) spoke at the National Suicide Prevention Alliance's conference in London, joined the UK and Ireland Suicide Prevention Roundtable, and delivered an online session with Discovering Liveability at the University of Edinburgh.
By Maria Roberts, 30 October 2026
Stephen Watkins reflects on how his Fellowship helped strengthen the case for a national eating disorders strategy in the UK. Drawing on learning from Australia, New Zealand, and Sweden, he explores how nationally coordinated approaches can improve access to care and outcomes for people and families affected by eating disorders. Since returning, Stephen has shared his findings with ministers, policymakers, providers, and service user and carer organisations, helping to inform emerging national guidance on eating disorder support.
By Stephen Watkins, 29 October 2026
Erica McInnis (CF 2016) developed and delivered a five-week Emotional First Aid: African Psychology in Action course in North Manchester, in partnership with NHS Manchester and the Rainbow Centre, and was featured by the British Psychological Society for Black History Monthh.
By Erica McInnis, 26 October 2026
Arabella Tresilian (CF 2024) presented findings from her Fellowship to staff at Children's Hospice South West, exploring culturally responsive communication and conflict resolution in palliative and end-of-life care.
By Arabella Tresilian, 26 October 2026
Daphne Franks (CF 2025) met with representatives to discuss proposed safeguarding changes and is sharing her work through talks on Power of Attorney abuse, financial abuse, and predatory marriage.
By Daphne Franks, 26 October 2026
Samantha Moir (CF 2024) presented findings from her Fellowship research at RREUSE's annual conference, sharing insights into the socioeconomic impact of reuse.
By Samantha Moir, 23 October 2026
Suzanne Alleyne reflects on how her Churchill Fellowship helped deepen her understanding of power and its effects on how we think, feel, and behave. Drawing on learning from South Africa and Canada, she explores the connections between neuroscience, lived experience, art, and organisational practice. Suzanne shares how this learning continues to shape her work, and why understanding power can help people build agency, make better decisions, and create conditions in which more people can thrive.
By Suzanne Alleyne, 22 October 2026
Craig Steele (CF 2025) was recognised as part of AI 100 UK at an event in the House of Lords, celebrating individuals using artificial intelligence for positive social impact.
By Craig Steele, 20 October 2026
Katy Dorman (CF 2025) appeared on the Will Works podcast to discuss the UK's apprenticeship system.
By Katy Dorman, 20 October 2026
Lyndsey Dearlove (CF) presented early findings from her Fellowship research at the Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) Forum in Bangkok.
By Lyndsey Dearlove, 20 October 2026
Lyndsey Dearlove (CF) presented early findings from her Fellowship research at the Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) Forum in Bangkok.
By Lyndsey Dearlove, 20 October 2026
