January 2023 Fellow's update: Tom Cannon

January 2023 Fellow's update: Tom Cannon

Churchill Fellow Tom Cannon

Cobnut grower Tom Cannon (CF 2019) spoke at the Oxford Real Farming Conference on 6 January as part of a panel on Future Nut Production in the UK. During the conference he highlighted his Churchill Fellowship research which explored ways to strengthen rural economies through cobnut farming. The session was featured in The Guardian.

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Fellows' updates

February 2023 Fellow's update: Emily Miller

Emily Miller is Director of Learning at the Migration Museum. Her original Fellowship involved visits to Migration Museums in France, Belgium and the US to inform the establishment of a permanent Migration Museum in the UK and her current Activate grant is supporting the development of a Migration Museum Network in the UK. An update on the approval of planning permission for a long awaited permanent new venue for the Migration Museum in the City of London featured in The Standard newspaper.

By Emily Miller,

Fellows' updates

March 2023 Fellow's update: Bridget Nicholls

Cultural Entomologist Bridget Nicholls (CF 2020) undertook her Fellowship to help save insects from extinction through awareness-raising workshops for the public. She appeared on The Museum of Curiosity on BBC Radio 4. In the programme Bridget talks about how insects aerate soil, thereby making it healthier for growing food and they get rid of rubbish we leave behind. Bridget says that insects "do the job of running the planet and we don't even thank them". She emphasized how many insects are becoming extinct and how her Pestival event showcases the ingenuity of insects through arts and culture.

By Bridget Nicholls,

Photograph of Churchill Fellow Saeida Rouass
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March 2023 Fellow's update: Saeida Rouass

Saeida Rouass (CF 2019), trustee of the Al-Hasaniya Moroccan women's centre in west London reported that Edward Argar, Minister for Victims and Sentencing recently visited the centre. At this meeting Saeida's report on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Moroccan and Arabic speaking women and services in west London was launched. Saeida's report was funded by our Covid-19 Action Fund Grant.

By Saeida Rouass,

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