By Rebecca Payne, 2024
Tech for all
About this theme
This theme covers technology’s potential to work better for everyone. This may be through technical, policy, social, business or other solutions. It is one of our current programmes for Fellowships, launched in 2023, and was developed in consultation with our Technology Working Group. Fellows’ stories
By Kate Arrow, 2024
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, 2026
Through her Fellowship, Daria explored how civic space can remain resilient when people’s ability to question, organise, and participate comes under pressure. Focusing on Central Asia, she examined how critical thinking, art, and positive narratives can help people practise “oppositional muscle” and imagine more open democratic futures. Published to mark International Day of Democracy, the blog reflects on why protecting civic voice matters in the UK and around the world.
By Daria Cybulska, 2026
Bethany Linder (CF 2025) presented a Dementia Researcher webinar on assistive technology and dementia care, sharing insights from her Churchill Fellowship research in Japan.
By Bethany Linder, 2026
Lynsey Dearlove (CF 2025) contributed to the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence in her role as Global Director of Operations at the NO MORE Foundation.
By Lyndsey Dearlove, 2026
By Daria Cybulska, 2023
By Jake O'Gorman, 2025
By Maryam Arshad, 2024
