July 2024 Fellows' update: Darren Way
Darren Way (CF 2000), Founder of charity Streets of Growth, has been honoured with a British Citizen Award for 23 years of positively impacting community and society.
By Darren Way,
Nicole Devlin (CF 2023) has successfully piloted the Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM) programme at Banbridge High School in Northern Ireland, following her research into the programme during her Churchill Fellowship to the USA. This pilot marks the programme's introduction to Northern Irish schools.
The impact of the pilot is captured in a 10-minute video featuring Banbridge High School staff and Year 9 to Year 12 pupils. Pilot Lead for Banbridge High School, Mark Parker, explained, "Many of our students aren't having these conversations within their own home environment - particularly around some of the sensitive areas to do with sexualised language and consent."
Nicole urges the Northern Ireland Executive and policymakers to consider investing in the programme.
The pilot study video can be watched here.
Darren Way (CF 2000), Founder of charity Streets of Growth, has been honoured with a British Citizen Award for 23 years of positively impacting community and society.
By Darren Way,
An article detailing Gareth Twigg's Fellowship research in New Zealand was featured in Police World magazine, published by the International Police Association.
By Gareth Twigg,
Lucy Atkinson (CF 2023) has been invited into a new Collective Imagination cohort to explore collaborative, equitable relationships between citizens and government.
By Lucy Atkinson,
Nicole Devlin (CF 2023) participated as a panelist at the WomenEd Northern Ireland Network's 4th Anniversary Unconference, where she spoke about the Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM) programme and the role schools and communities play in shaping attitudes towards gender and violence.
By Nicole Devlin,