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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From an off-the-cuff question as a teacher to lasting change across policy and practice, Sarah Beresford traces how curiosity shaped her Churchill Fellowship and everything that followed. She reflects on learning from other countries, turning insight into action, and how asking the right questions has helped centre children’s voices in the criminal justice system.
By Sarah Beresford, 22 January 2026
From an off-the-cuff question as a teacher to lasting change across policy and practice, Sarah Beresford traces how curiosity shaped her Churchill Fellowship and everything that followed. She reflects on learning from other countries, turning insight into action, and how asking the right questions has helped centre children’s voices in the criminal justice system.
By Sarah Beresford, 22 January 2026
Dr Erica McInnis (CF 2016) delivered a talk at TEDxTrafford, challenging dominant Western psychological frameworks and calling for a shift towards African-centred psychology rooted in culture, collective identity, spirituality, and lived experience.
By Erica McInnis, 22 January 2026
Judith Vickress (CF 2023) featured on BBC Countryfile, where her Churchill Fellowship research on domestic abuse in rural communities was highlighted.
By Judith Vickress, 19 January 2026
Through his Churchill Fellowship, Charlie Samuda explored how schools in the USA, Canada, and South Korea are responding to the adolescent mental health crisis. Visiting over 30 organisations and schools, he examined how independent guidance, curriculum design, counselling, and safety systems can help schools support students more effectively. He reflects on what England could learn from these approaches as pressures on schools continue to grow.
By Charlie Samuda, 15 January 2026
Dennis Gray’s (CF 1968) article “A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Yosemite” has been featured in Summit magazine (USA) as part of a new piece exploring the history of British climbing in Yosemite.
By Dennis Gray, 12 January 2026
Daria Cybulska (CF 2023) was recently interviewed by CIVICUS, an international NGO focused on civic space.
By Daria Cybulska, 31 December 2025
Ian Nuttall (CF 2011) has been awarded the Fleur Lombard Bursary, supporting travel to New Zealand in 2026.
By Ian Nuttall, 27 December 2025
Marina Logacheva (CF 2025) was featured by Australasian Leisure Management magazine, highlighting her Churchill Fellowship research into inclusive fitness and accessibility in gyms and leisure centres in Australia, Canada, and the USA.
By Marina Logacheva, 24 December 2025
As he steps down from his role as Chair, Jeremy Soames looks back on our 60th Anniversary year and his thirty-year involvement with the Churchill Fellowship.
Victoria Shepherd (CF 2023) attended the Australasian Association of Bioethics & Health Law (AABHL) conference in New Zealand, where she presented work on advance research planning from the CONSULT research programme and her Churchill Fellowship.
By Victoria Shepherd, 16 December 2025
Victoria Shepherd (CF 2023) attended the Australasian Association of Bioethics & Health Law (AABHL) conference in New Zealand, where she presented work on advance research planning from the CONSULT research programme and her Churchill Fellowship.
By Victoria Shepherd, 16 December 2025
