Campaigner Anna Wardley (CF 2019) presented at the South East Suicide Prevention and Postvention Transformation Group on 10 February, as part of Children’s Mental Health Week. Anna drew upon findings from her Fellowship, which explored support for children who lose a parent to suicide.
Teacher Olivia Richards (CF 2016) has contributed to an article published by Children and Young People Now magazine this month. Olivia contributed findings gathered during her Fellowship, which explored ways of supporting young peoples' mental health through literacy.
By Olivia Richards,
Nurse Dr Ruth Oshikanlu (CF 2019) has launched a new website, Nurses and Midwives Talk, this month, featuring the conversations she’s had with healthcare workers during the pandemic. The project was inspired by Ruth’s Fellowship, which explored trauma-informed approaches to care.
By Ruth Oshikanlu,
The work of designer Jenny Tillotson (CF 2013) has been shortlisted in the #21toWatch awards this month, which celebrates innovation and entrepreneurship across Cambridge and the East of England. The award is in recognition of eScent, a wearable technology system created by Jenny.
By Jenny Tillotson,
Health and social care director Rebecca Jarvis (CF 2019) contributed to a new report entitled Cultivating Neighbourhoods that Care: A Manifesto for Change, which was published this month. Rebecca drew upon learnings from her Fellowship, which researched support for older people that allows them to remain in their own homes.
By Rebecca Jarvis,
