Ten projects were awarded funding by the Lord Rootes Memorial Fund Committee in 2010. For group projects, the lead applicant only is listed:

• Lucy Annison: Flying Forward While Looking Back: A Dance/Film Ethnography of the Uses of Traditional African Dance Vocabularies to communicate HIV/AIDS Education Messages.
• Thomas Brooks: The effectiveness of Humanitarian Intervention: A case study in Sierra Leone*
• Christopher Damm: Expedition: High Atlas
• Rachel Inegbedion: See me, Hear me, Touch me, Heal me: The Hidden Suffering of India's Lepers: Education to Combat Social Exclusion amongst Leprosy Sufferers in New Delhi
• Luke Mason: Compassion, Our Greatest Flaw? An Exploration into what it means to be Human in the Post-Modern Age - A Documentary Film by Luke Mason
• Claudia Massey: Old Gods and New Horizons: Culture, Performance and Religious Syncretism in Modern Fiji
• Jesse Meadows: By the Bog of Cats at National Student Drama Festival
• Alexandre Moor: The Afaka Initiative: Solar Thermal Project*
• Isobel Tarr: Investigating the Impact of Initiatives for Children and Young People in North West Nicaragua
• Miriam Withers: Therapeutic art intervention for women living with AIDS and its social and psychological consequences

*These reports received an additional award of £200 - £500 for being of outstanding calibre, at the discretion of the Committee.

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