Writer Gemma Seltzer (CF 2015) published a book entitled Ways of Living on 15 July. The book is a collection of short stories that explore what it means to be a modern woman inhabiting the urban landscape, a concept inspired by her Fellowship travels.
Refugee worker Rosemary Brown (CF 2019) presented at an online event hosted by The Globetrotters Club on 3 July. Rosemary shared learnings gathered during her Fellowship, which researched support for refugees to learn their host country's language.
By Rosemary Brown,
Nursing lecturer Leah Macaden (CF 2019) has developed dementia training for care home staff in Scotland, which she delivered this month. Leah developed this with her Covid-19 Action Fund project, in collaboration with Ann Pascoe (CF 2012) and Ruth Mantle (CF 2015).
By Leah Macaden,
Chartered psychologist Jane Youell (CF 2017) has written a chapter in the book Desexualisation in Later Life published on 19 July. Jane shared learnings from her Fellowship, which investigated ways of accommodating the diverse sexual identities of patients in dementia care homes.
By Jane Youell,
Teacher Alison Chapman (CF 2009) has written a chapter in the book Cultures of Staff Wellbeing and Mental Health in Schools, published on 24 June. The chapter explores a case study from the school she leads in and ways to support a culture of wellbeing for staff.
By Alison Chapman,
