June 2026 Fellows' update: Nina Smith
Nina Smith (CF 2023) co-authored the paper Girls, self-harm and suicide prevention in schools, exploring the lived experiences of adolescent girls with complex mental health needs.
By Nina Smith,
June 2026 Fellows' update: Helen Ross
Dr Helen Ross (CF 2025) contributed an essay to the latest edition of NeuroConverse, reflecting on international learning from her Churchill Fellowship.
The edition explores neurodiversity, education, technology, and inclusion, with Helen's article ("Perspectives on the (lack of) choices we afford our children and young people") examining how different countries approach choice and support for children and young people.
The article is available to read on the NeuroConverse website.
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June 2026 Fellows' update: Marina Logacheva
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June 2026 Fellows' update: Nicola Hall
Nicola Hall (CF 2025) returned to Adelaide as a guest of the Government of South Australia to speak at its Student Pathways and Careers Conference.
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May 2026 Fellows' update: Lorraine George
Lorraine George (CF 2017) was awarded the title of International Intergenerational Ambassador by the Macrosad Chair in Intergenerational Studies at the University of Granada during Global Intergenerational Week.
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