Charity founder Nicola Sharp-Jeffs (CF 2016) hosted a webinar on economic abuse with Australian Churchill Fellow Rebecca Glenn on 21 April. The event discussed learnings from their collective Fellowships and shared best practices in responding to victims of economic abuse.
Charity co-founder Helen Woodcock (CF 2010) has launched a campaign this month to help raise funds for a community-owned farm that will promote sustainable farming practices and produce healthy and organic food. Helen’s Fellowship explored sustainable food systems.
By Helen Woodcock,
The Covid-19 Action Fund project set up by healthcare consultant Kerry Wykes (CF 2014) has been shortlisted for an award from the Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance this month. Kerry’s project is using the general public’s experiences of health and social care to reform policy.
By Kerry Wykes,
The Covid-19 Action Fund project set up by nurse Dr Ruth Oshikanlu has been highlighted in the Burdett Trust for Nursing newsletter this month. Ruth’s project provides frontline health and social care staff from minoritised racial backgrounds with culturally and spiritually sensitive psychological support.
By Ruth Oshikanlu,
Charity chief executive Debbie Ariyo (CF 2019) took part in an online webinar on human trafficking organised by journalist Tunji Offeyi on 17 April. Debbie shared findings from her Fellowship, which researched how communities can support children who are victims of human trafficking.
By Debbie Ariyo,
