Daisy Chapman-Chamberlain (CF 2025) shared early findings from her Churchill Fellowship research into the safety of women and girls on public transport in the September issue of Rail Director.
Her article, Looking for a sign, compares approaches to safety signage in Britain, Japan, and France, exploring how signage, messaging, and wider transport environments can help women and girls feel safer and support reporting of harassment and abuse.
The article is available on issuu.
Milosz Bruski (CF 2026) delivered a keynote at Instytut Wolności’s (Freedom Institute) AI: The New Social Contract conference in Warsaw, drawing on his Fellowship research into international approaches to using AI in justice systems.
By Milosz Bruski,
JoJo Kirtley (CF 2024) has launched Theatre of the Survivor, a three-part podcast exploring violence against women and girls through original audio drama, music, creative storytelling, and conversations with women’s groups and professionals in the North East.
By JoJo Kirtley,
Anoo Bhalay (CF 2023) was featured in an article discussing the conversations that could help prevent suicide in the online magazine Asian Voice.
By Anoo Bhalay,
Lucy Macleod (CF 2026) presented her Fellowship project, No One Left Behind, at the World Fire Congress.
By Lucy Macleod,
