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It’s a story that has the same headline year after year. British ethnic minorities spend the longest time on the organ transplant waiting lists; they make up the largest demographic group in need of life-saving organs and yet donate significantly fewer organs than their white counterparts.
By Nishtha Chugh, 2023
It’s a story that has the same headline year after year. British ethnic minorities spend the longest time on the organ transplant waiting lists; they make up the largest demographic group in need of life-saving organs and yet donate significantly fewer organs than their white counterparts.
By Nishtha Chugh, 2023
As Sarah Brown says, “I grew up with the sea, lived around the sea, couldn’t imagine my life without the sea, and here I am helping to restore the sea.” But just how did Sarah’s Churchill Fellowship help her develop her career in marine conservation and restoration?
If you have ever wondered whether there is a long-term benefit to being a Churchill Fellow, beyond the immediate opportunity it brings to undertake international learning and bring that knowledge back to the UK, then Fred Horley has the answer.
By Isabell MacInnes, 2023
When Frank Grant heard that his friends' daughter, Victoria had a project in mind, he knew a Churchill Fellowship would be ideal for her. Frank told Victoria about The Churchill Fellowship and helped her with her Fellowship application.
By Daniel Alder, 2023
By Henry McGhie, 2023
By Kerry Wykes, 2023
By Angela Samata, 2023
By Nina Champion, 2023
By Nina Champion, 2023
