Care-Experienced People (Mini-Series) - Episode 7: Parenting Without a Blueprint: Care Experience, Trauma, and Building a Village
What happens when you have to parent without a map? In this deeply moving and relational conversation, we sit down with care-experienced mum, kinship carer, and Churchill Fellow Terri-Anne Harmer to explore the complexities of raising a family while carrying the lifelong impacts of trauma and the c…
Steven Wells // Therapeutic Gardening, Downsizing, Churchill Fellowship, Gardener Folk
Emily and Maddie were lucky enough to meet Steven in Victoria late last year, having followed his journey for a long time. Steven began his career as a nurse, before studying horticulture, with no intention of fusing the two. But he delved deeper into therapeutic gardens, gaining a Churchill Fellow…
Introducing: Season 3 - The Churchill Changemakers
The focus for Season 3 is impact, which comes with a title change from The Churchill Collective to The Churchill Changemakers and a new batch of extraordinary people who received their Churchill Fellowships some years ago, to reveal impact over time.
Michelle Ainsworth, Churchill Fellow and host o…
Unfiltered truth: tobacco control’s legacy in the age of vaping
We all know disinformation campaigns can threaten public health. But what can we learn from the tobacco industry, which wrote the disinformation playbook decades ago, and from tobacco control advocates, who have had some huge wins in tackling the issue?
In this episode of The Churchill Changemaker…
17. Confidence, confidence, confidence! On leading musically inclusive activities, with Dr Graham Sattler CF
For Graham Sattler, being a musical inclusion advocate means building a life's work around a single conviction: that music is the activity with the fewest impediments to participation. In this episode, Melissa talks with Graham about the journey that took him from the opera stage and the orchestral…
Economic Abuse, Gambling, and the Limits of Financial Capability | TRG S6 Episode 5
In this episode, Rebecca Glenn joins Professor Sally Gainsbury to explore the relationship between gambling, economic abuse, and domestic and family violence. Rebecca is the Founder and CEO of the Centre for Women's Economic Safety, co-founder of the International Coalition Against Economic Abuse, …
Moving the Needle: A Global Perspective on Physical Activity Promotion
In this special episode of The Movement Prescription Podcast, co-host and GP Callum shares the key lessons from his recent Churchill Fellowship, a global journey across New Zealand, Australia, the Netherlands, and Finland to explore how different healthcare systems and governments promote physical …
Cellmate To CEO | Caragh
Tony Supreme talks to Caragh Arthur, founder of Arthur Employment Law, Senior Policy Lead at HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS), Non-Exec director of the housing CIC Contix, University of Cambridge graduate, and a Churchill Fellow researching the experiences of women in prison.
Caragh shares t…
Investigating the Social Injustices and Inequity Experienced with BPD (feat. Marsha)
Marsha McAdam is a recipient of the esteemed Churchill Fellowship in which she traveled the world to better understand the experiences of people living with borderline personality disorder and those who treat and care for them.
We discuss her own personal journey with BPD, the impact mentalization…
Episode 151 - Hypertension and Research Leadership w Dr Niamh Chapman
In this episode of The Meaning of Health, Dr. Ingrid Stacey and Dr. Courtney Weber explore the prevention, detection, and management of high blood pressure. They are joined by Dr. Niamh Chapman, a Heart Foundation Future Leader Fellow and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Sydney. They dis…
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