Community organiser Amanda Walters (CF 2018) used her Covid-19 Action Fund grant to launch a national listening campaign to tackle migrant workers’ issues such as low pay and workplace discrimination. Amanda’s Fellowship explored approaches to supporting the rights of migrant workers.
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,
Psychologist Erica McInnis contributed learnings gathered during her Fellowship to a new book, Racism in Psychology, which was published this month. Erica’s Fellowship explored models of African-centred psychotherapy for wellbeing.
By Erica McInnis,
Equality campaigner Patrick Vernon (CF 2018) presented at an online event hosted by the British Association of Art Therapists on 21 May. Patrick discussed international examinations of anti-oppressive art therapy and art responses that address anti-colonialism.
By Patrick Vernon,
Charity founder Nicola Sharp-Jeffs (CF 2016) hosted a webinar on economic abuse with Australian Churchill Fellow Rebecca Glenn on 21 April. The event discussed learnings from their collective Fellowships and shared best practices in responding to victims of economic abuse.
By Nicola Sharp-Jeffs,
