About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to the realisation of a more equitable, diverse and inclusive society for disabled people. It is an area of enduring interest that runs throughout our grantmaking. Fellows’ stories
Fellows' updates September 2024 Fellows' update: Rachael Mole
Rachael Mole recently spoke at the Disabled Entrepreneurs Network, where she discussed her Churchill Fellowship experience and shared insights from her research report on how fostering inclusive and accessible work cultures can drive innovation.
By Rachael Mole, 2024
Fellows' updates August 2024 Fellows' update: Pete Donnelly
Pete Donnelly (CF 2023) was featured by Channel 4 news in a segment about accessible tube stations and public transport in London.
By Pete Donnelly, 2024
Fellows' updates August 2024 Fellows' update: Herbert Klein
Herbert Klein (CF 2020) produced a film on disaster risk reduction in Indonesia for the Deaf Indonesia Project. His previous work helped establish the World Federation of the Deaf’s new Disaster Risk Reduction Expert Group, where he now serves as a member.
By Herbert Klein, 2024
Blogs & conversations Tackling employment barriers for young people with disabilities
Young people with disabilities, despite their skills and determination, face daunting barriers to employment, with job rates significantly lower than their peers. My work and personal journey, including insights from my Churchill Fellowship, highlight how small, reasonable adjustments can make all the difference in unlocking this highly qualified talent pool.
By Tracey Francis, 2024
Report Supporting the learning and wellbeing of autistic pupils
By Sue Robson, 2023
Report Building Innovation through Lived Experience of Disability
By Pete Donnelly, 2023
Report Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
By Anna Sowerbutts, 2020
Blogs & conversations Building a culture of belonging through workplace accessibility
My experience of being fired after requesting a reasonable adjustment showed me just how much of a problem workplace accessibility truly is. Inspired by this, I undertook a Churchill Fellowship to explore best practices in inclusion, engaging with global leaders to embed these principles and create trusting environments for disabled employees.
By Rachael Mole, 2024
Fellows' updates June 2024 Fellows' update: Pete Donnelly
Pete Donnelly (CF 2023) joined Sarah Ripper on the Impact Boom podcast to discuss his Churchill Fellowship research on innovation from lived experiences of disability.
By Pete Donnelly, 2024
Fellows' updates June 2024 Fellows' update: David Stanley
David Stanley (CF 2019) recently performed with the Music Man Project in Canada at the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo, marking the first time a disabled group has performed at this prestigious event.
By David Stanley, 2024
