Policy Impact Program
The Centre for Policy Futures at the University of Queensland, in partnership with the Churchill Trust, work towards increasing the impact of Churchill Fellows and their findings through the Policy Impact Program (PIP) and flagship publication Policy Futures: A Reform Agenda.
The Policy Impact Program identifies, curates and advocates a selection of ideas from Churchill Fellows that have the potential to shape best practice and policy reform on a variety of relevant and contemporary issues facing Australia.
The Wayfinder podcast
Yellow Edge, in collaboration with the Churchill Trust, launched The Wayfinder podcast.
The series, featuring Churchill Fellows, discusses how high-performing individuals plotted the path to success. The Wayfinder explores the often winding paths of how these Fellows came to their professions and catalogs the trials and tribulations faced along the way.
Impact Funding
The Churchill Fellowship Impact Fund was launched to enhance the outcomes achieved with Churchill Fellowships across all industries and sectors.
The Fund was set up to invest in initiatives that will create measurable and positive change for the Australian community at a national or local level.
The Impact Funding program is being supported by one of the Trust’s philanthropic partners for an initial period of three years, with two rounds per year.
Voices of Power podcast
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS), in partnership with the Churchill Trust, launched the Voices of Power VoP podcast.
The VoP series, featuring Indigenous Churchill Fellows from around Australia, explores critical stages in the fight for First Nations rights and self-determination and for meaningful representation in places of power.
The partnership was formed to acknowledge and draw on the collective and individual wisdom and experiences of what is a strong cohort of Indigenous Churchill Fellows.
Global Leadership Practices (GLP) Program
Yellow Edge‘s GLP program is a leadership experience for executives, designed to explore what is going on behind the scenes around the world. A rare experience for leaders to experience transformative growth
The Churchill Trust is grateful to our partner Yellow Edge for their generosity in offering places to Churchill Fellows to attend the annual GLP program. Yellow Edge has been supporting Churchill Fellows to participate in this program since 2018.
The National Portrait Gallery
The Trust was pleased to work with the National Portrait Gallery for a twelve-month partnership.
In September 2022, the the National Portrait Gallery graciously hosted our board dinner at the Gallery featuring a showing of Churchill Fellow Luke Cornish’s portrait of former Prime Minister Bob Hawke, which is a part of the Gallery’s collection.
Our connection with the arts sector has always been important, particularly given Sir Winston Churchill himself was a prolific painter.
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