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2019-2020 Annual Report
We are pleased to provide you with the digital edition of our latest Annual Report.
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Podcast: Helping your kids stay mentally healthy
2019 Churchill Fellowship recipient Dr Billy Garvey speaks to Jo Stanley about keeping kids mentally healthy in this new Mum + One podcast. -
2019-2020 Annual Report
We are pleased to provide you with the digital edition of our latest Annual Report. -
Announcing New Patron of the Winston Churchill Trust
To coincide with National Reconciliation Week, we are very pleased to announce that Professor Tom Calma AO, Chancellor of the University of Canberra, has accepted the position of Patron of the Winston Churchill Trust. -
2020 Policy Impact Program Fellows
The Winston Churchill Trust and the Centre for Policy Futures at the University of Queensland are very pleased to announce the inaugural Policy Impact Program Fellows for 2020. -
Arising From Disruption
In a creative response to the changes that the coronavirus has thrust upon us, Queensland Fellow, Jane Milburn, has pivoted her plans to undertake a Virtual Churchill and is now using technology to meet people online and share their stories of adaptation, resourcefulness and self-sufficiency. -
Tips for completing your application on time
Despite the many challenges and limitations the COVID-19 pandemic is placing upon all of us, we are pleased to advise that the application process for the 2020 Churchill Fellowships remains unchanged.
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Kip McIntyre received the 2016 James Love Churchill Fellowship to research and master the rare craft of traditional restoration in coach-building and panel beating. Kip travelled to the USA, the UK, Italy and Germany. The following video, produced with 2009 Churchill Fellow Matthew Blyth and Alaneo Goor of Millstream Productions, presents Kip's Fellowship experiences with a variety of leading artisans across the globe. Over 100 Fellowships are awarded every year to Australians from all walks of life to travel overseas to further their skills and knowledge on a particular topic for 4-8 weeks. From 2019 onwards, those in the automotive sector will also be eligible for a new Auto Skills Australia Churchill Fellowship. Applications close 30 April 2019 for travel in 2020. Find out more and apply at www.churchillfellowships.com.au
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