Augusta Itua contributed at the My Life, My Records conference organised by the University College London and Essex County Council, which featured contributions from international colleagues from Australia and Denmark to discuss research, initiatives, progress, and opportunities.
Together with Professor Idamarie Leth Svendsen (from the University College Copenhagen) and Dr Vibe Maria Martens (from the Danish National Archives), Augusta hosted a workshop on international legal perspectives, sharing learnings from recent legal developments in Denmark and her Churchill Fellowship in Australia on recording, recordkeeping, and supported access to children’s social care files.
Beverley Samways (CF 2023) joined a panel on the BBC's 'Sunday Morning Live' programme to discuss the Assisted Dying Bill. Beverley shared the views and sentiments expressed by many disability advocacy groups as well as her own.
By Beverley Samways,
Andrea Campos-Vigouroux presented findings from her Churchill Fellowship research at a recent Centre for Justice Innovation panel.
By Andrea Campos-Vigouroux,
Scarlett Roberts (CF 2023) appeared on BBC Woman’s Hour in the episode 'What is it like to be a woman in prison?' to share her experiences of relationships during a four-month sentence in 2022.
By Scarlett Roberts,
Anna Wardley (CF 2019) delivered the international keynote address at the StandBy Online Postvention Symposium 2025, a major virtual event based in Australia for professionals and communities supporting those bereaved by suicide.
By Anna Wardley,
