Clinical psychologist Jacquelyn Shreeves-Lee (CF 1995) wrote a book, Broadwater: short stories grounded in Tottenham, which was launched this month. It was published by Fairlight Books and tells the fictional tales of troubled families in a disadvantaged community, which was the topic of Jacquelyn’s Fellowship.
Journalist Annabel Deas (CF 2018) was awarded the Orwell Prize for her BBC Radio 5 Live podcast series, Hope High, this month. The series explores the impacts of drug trafficking on young people and was created from the findings of her Fellowship.
By Annabel Deas,
Charity worker Emily Niner (CF 2019) presented at an event organised by Jonathan Vincent (CF 2017) for the York Autism Community of Practice on 9 June. Emily discussed findings from her Fellowship, which explored post-diagnostic support for teenagers with autism.
By Emily Niner,
Social enterprise founder Yvonne Field (CF 2012) has secured a £50m investment from The National Lottery Community Fund to support black and minoritised community organisations across the UK. She achieved this in collaboration with Shane Ryan (CF 2018) and Derek Bardowell (CF 2014), as a partnership with her social enterprise The Ubele Initiative.
By Yvonne Field,
Charity worker Emily Niner (CF 2019) co-authored an article on how she has adapted Ambitious about Autism’s participation programme during the pandemic, published on 24 May in Policy Press. This work was influenced by her Fellowship, which explored support for teenagers following a diagnosis of autism.
By Emily Niner,
