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The limitless possibilities of Churchill Fellowships
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The Churchill Fellowship is an annual award offered to Australians to investigate a subject they are passionate about.
The Fellowship takes those involved around the world to explore their chosen topic and expand their knowledge for the benefit of Australia.
Small Change’s Bonnie Parker caught up with the CEO of the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Adam Davey who explained the origins of the organisation.
We also spoke to Loris Glass who was awarded a Churchill Fellowship in 2003 where she investigated school based problem gambling prevention strategies.
Applications for the Churchill Fellowship close on April 28th, find out more here.
Produced by Bonnie Parker
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