Elsy Gomez Campos (CF 2025) spoke at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress about the Churchill Fellowship alongside fellow pharmacy professionals and Fellows, encouraging others in the sector to consider applying.
By Elsy Gomez Campos, 2026
About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to the realisation of a more equitable, diverse and inclusive society for people from minoritised racial groups. It is an area of enduring interest that runs throughout our grantmaking. Fellows’ stories
Elsy Gomez Campos (CF 2025) spoke at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress about the Churchill Fellowship alongside fellow pharmacy professionals and Fellows, encouraging others in the sector to consider applying.
By Elsy Gomez Campos, 2026
By Ehinor Otaigbe, 2025
Symeon Brown (CF2023) took part in a panel interview on BBC Radio Four's discussion series 'Free Thinking'. The programme theme was the middle - 'from taking the middle ground to the mid-life crisis, Middle England to middle managers, to being a middle child - is occupying a position in the middle out of fashion?'
By Symeon Brown, 2026
Yvette Cave (CF 2025) shared learning from her Churchill Fellowship research with Surfing England’s Inclusive Line Ups committee, contributing to discussions on equity, diversity, inclusion, and access within surfing and ocean communities.
By Yvette Cave, 2026
Patrick Vernon (CF 2018) has been appointed UK South representative to the Global Jamaica Diaspora Council.
By Patrick Vernon, 2026
Yvette Cave (CF 2025) featured on the WeSurf BIPOC Surf Talk podcast, discussing her journey into surfing and the development of Wave Wahinis, a community supporting female surfers.
By Yvette Cave, 2026
Mohammad Usman Shah (CF 2018) received national media coverage, including features on BBC News, LBC, Global, and MyLondon, as well as a front-page story in the Metro under the headline “Face of UK meets hate with dates.”
By Mohammad Usman Shah, 2026
By Jo-Anne Weekes, 2023
Patrick Vernon (CF 2018) received the Trailblazer Award from Unite the Union as part of its Black History Month celebrations.
By Patrick Vernon, 2026
Dr Erica McInnis (CF 2016) delivered a talk at TEDxTrafford, challenging dominant Western psychological frameworks and calling for a shift towards African-centred psychology rooted in culture, collective identity, spirituality, and lived experience.
By Erica McInnis, 2026