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Fellows Nicola Sharp-Jeffs (CF 2016) and Gudrun Burnet-Shields (CF 2016) are organising a one-day event for people working to address violence against women and girls. The event will bring together Churchill Fellows and others in the field to share learning, make connections, and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Fellows Nicola Sharp-Jeffs (CF 2016) and Gudrun Burnet-Shields (CF 2016) are organising a one-day event for people working to address violence against women and girls. The event will bring together Churchill Fellows and others in the field to share learning, make connections, and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Last week, we welcomed our 2026 Churchill Fellows to London for Connect & Inspire, their first in-person gathering as a cohort and the starting point for their Fellowship journey.
On 3 July 2026, Churchill Fellows from our Children and Young People in Care programme came together at the Coram Campus in London for an afternoon of conversation, connection, and shared learning.
We’re proud to introduce 109 new Churchill Fellows for 2026.
We are delighted to celebrate the Churchill Fellows recognised in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours.
The Churchill Fellowship has launched a new report, A Whole Society Blueprint for Suicide Prevention, bringing together global learning, lived experience, and insights from Churchill Fellows working across suicide prevention between 2019 and 2023.
From Monday 1 June 2026, the Churchill Fellowship team will be based at The Leather Market, 11–13 Weston Street, London SE1 3ER.
We are seeking 2–3 people with lived experience of palliative and end of life care – whether as a patient, carer, family member or community advocate – to contribute to the concluding phase of the Churchill Fellowship Palliative and End of Life Care (PEOLC) Programme, delivered in partnership with Marie Curie.
We were delighted to host 'Understanding and Shaping Immigration and Cohesion in Polarised Times', an event bringing together Churchill Fellows, charitable trusts, and organisations to discuss migration, integration, and cohesion. The event was co-hosted with the think tank British Future.
In April 2026, we will re-open the Activate Fund to award grants of up to £30,000, helping Churchill Fellows turn their brilliant Fellowship ideas and learning into practical action.
In April 2026, we will re-open the Activate Fund to award grants of up to £30,000, helping Churchill Fellows turn their brilliant Fellowship ideas and learning into practical action.
