Regulation of Medical Cannabis

 

Samuel Halliday was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to investigate variances of international approaches to the regulation of medical cannabis – USA, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Austria, Israel

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Food Innovation

 

Hazel MacTavish-West was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to review state-of-the-art approaches to food innovation for value-added, convenient, healthy foods – Ireland, UK, Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland

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Cast Stone Technology

 

Edrei Stanton was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to gain knowledge of historical and current cast stone technology – UK, Italy, USA

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Niall Doran CF

Welcome to the CFAT

The Churchill Fellows Association of Tasmania (CFAT) is an affiliate of the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust, with a membership made up of Churchill Fellows residing in Tasmania.

The CFAT aims to:

  • represent the interests of Churchill Fellows in Tasmania
  • facilitate events for Tasmanian Churchill Fellows that enable project-field networking, social connections and/or project dissemination support
  • assist the National Office to promote Fellowships to potential applicants within Tasmania
  • provide mentoring support to new Tasmanian Fellows commencing their Fellowship journeys
  • support visiting Fellows from other states and countries with local knowledge and connections as required.

1994 Churchill Fellow Robert Parker

Learning globally, inspire locallly.

Our Fellows are diverse in their interests and their geographic spread across Tasmania.  Tasmanian Fellows show commitment to their field, a passion for making positive change, and an interest in the wellbeing of Tasmanian and Australian communities through their dedication to their project topics and the dissemination of Fellowship findings.

Explore Tasmanian Fellows’ projects and engage with their published reports here

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